Tesco, one of the UK's largest supermarket chains, has issued a warning to shoppers regarding certain batches of milk. The supermarket giant has identified a potential issue with milk purchased from their stores, prompting them to take precautionary measures.
The concern revolves around specific batches of Tesco-branded milk, which may have been contaminated with a substance that could pose a health risk if consumed. Although the exact nature of the contaminant has not been disclosed, Tesco has urged customers who have purchased milk with a use-by date of July 28, 2024, and a plant code of 41-422 to avoid consuming it.
In a statement, Tesco emphasized the importance of customer safety and assured that they are working closely with relevant authorities to resolve the issue swiftly. They have also initiated a product recall for the affected batches and are offering full refunds to customers who return the milk to their nearest store.
This announcement comes as part of Tesco's commitment to maintaining the highest standards of product quality and safety. The supermarket chain has advised customers to check the use-by date and plant code on their milk cartons to determine if they are affected by the recall.
For customers who have already consumed the milk and have concerns about their health, Tesco advises contacting a healthcare professional for advice. They have set up a customer helpline to assist with any inquiries related to this issue.
Tesco has apologized for any inconvenience caused and thanked customers for their understanding and cooperation during this time. They remain committed to ensuring the safety and satisfaction of their customers.
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