Product recall issued after penicillin found in batch of Graham's semi-skimmed milk

Graham’s Family Dairy is recalling a batch of milk

A product recall has been issued after traces of penicillin were found in a batch of milk.

Graham’s Family Dairy is recalling a specific date code of their two-pint semi-skimmed milk which has been sold in Scottish stores.

It comes after veterinary medicines, including penicillin, were found in a batch during routine testing.

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Graham’s issued the recall as of July 23, confirming the batches that had been affected have a use-by date of July 31.

They are urging those who have bought an affected product not to drink it and instead return it to their nearest Tesco where a full refund will be given.

Customers do not require an original receipt to return the items.

Anyone who has bought an affected batch of Graham’s semi-skimmed milk or have any further queries, can contact Graham’s Family Dairy directly via their website at grahamsfamilydairy.com

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