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Tesco and regulators tell shoppers 'do not drink' some milk bottles with Friday use-by date
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The Food Standards Agency is responsible for protecting public health in relation to food in the UK, and its involvement in this incident suggests that there may be a potential risk to consumers who have purchased the affected milk. Tesco operates a large number of stores across Scotland, which may have received shipments of the contaminated milk, prompting the company to issue a warning to its customers. The decision to offer a full refund to affected customers indicates that the issue is being taken seriously by both Tesco and the regulatory authorities.
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Tesco and regulators tell shoppers 'do not drink' some milk bottles with Friday use-by date
The supermarket and Food Standards Agency say the milk should be returned for a full refund; it's thought the milk was only sold by Tesco in its Scottish stores
28 Jul, 06:17
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