Agropur Recalls Milk Over Glass Contamination

0:00Canada's largest dairy cooperative, AgroPoor, has launched a voluntary recall on several milk products over concerns about possible glass, contamination. The affected items come under the farmers, naturel, and queven brands, including two-liter cartons sold nationwide in Innova Scotia, Prince Edward, Island, and Quebec. These cover naturel, 1% lactose-free chocolate partly skimmed milk across Canada, plus various farmers, partly skimmed and homogenized milks in. Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, and Cayban, 2% chocolate, partly skimmed milk in Quebec. All were produced at AgroPoor's plant in Bedford, Nova Scotia. The recall kicked off after a customer reported finding material that looked like glass in a product. Officials urged everyone to throw out these milks or return them to stores and not to serve or sell them. Nature quickly notified the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and says the issue is now under control while they dig deeper internally.

1:01Meanwhile, the agency is running its own food safety probe, which could expand the recall, and they're checking that these products are being pulled. From shelves nationwide, that wraps Toronto news today, brought to you with AI.