A cautionary notice has been issued regarding milk containing veterinary medicine, including penicillin, prompting Graham’s Family Dairy to recall semi-skimmed milk in 1-liter, 2-liter, and 1-pint bottles expiring on July 31, 2026, exclusively in England.
Graham’s Family Dairy, the largest independent dairy company in Scotland, distributes various dairy products such as milk, butter, yogurts, and ice cream to stores nationwide. Following the discovery, the family-owned business issued a recall notice, urging customers not to consume the affected items and advising them to return the products for a refund.
The recall notice highlighted the company’s commitment to product quality and consumer safety, emphasizing the importance of avoiding consumption of the identified products due to potential trace levels of antibiotics, which could pose health risks to individuals allergic to antibiotics.
The Food Standards Agency corroborated the safety concerns, warning consumers against consuming the milk and advising them to return it to the point of purchase for a full refund. The agency stressed the potential health risks associated with the presence of veterinary medicines, particularly antibiotics like penicillin, in the product.
Customers who have purchased the specified batches of milk are urged to act promptly by refraining from consumption and seeking refunds at the store of purchase. The company assured consumers that no other products or expiration dates from Grahams Family Dairy are impacted by the recall.
