99 more types of imported French milk at risk of bacterial contamination
After Lactalis Group (France) recalled all products manufactured at the Craon factory, the Ministry of Health continued to announce 99 types of milk at risk of Salmonella contamination imported into Vietnam.
The Department of Food Safety, Ministry of Health, has just announced that 99 more types of milk at risk of being contaminated with Salmonella Agona have been imported into Vietnam.
The Food Safety Department said that this unit continues to receive warning information from the Secretariat of the International Food Safety Authority Network (INFOSAN) about the Lactalis Group (France) issuing a notice to recall all nutritional formula products manufactured and packaged at the Craon factory.
Currently, NFOSAN announced adding 99 batches of nutritional products produced by Lactalis Group, France, to the list of batches at risk of bacterial contamination.
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| Craon factory, where products at risk of Salmonella contamination were produced. Photo:AFP. |
Thus, since the date of receiving the warning on December 12, 2017, the INFOSAN Secretariat has provided information on a total of 153 shipments of 33 items at risk of Salmonella Agona contamination imported into Vietnam.
The Food Safety Department has also notified relevant parties to recall all products on the warning list. The Department has also sent a notice to the General Department of Customs to request that all shipments on the warning list be stopped.
The agency under the Ministry of Health also recommends that organizations and individuals stop consuming and using products bearing the above warning information. If detected, organizations and individuals can immediately inform the Food Safety Department.
List of 99 newly updated product batches warning below:
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