Farmers Dairy milk recalled after reports of chemical taste.

After reports of a chemical taste in several Farmers Dairy milk products in Atlantic Canada they were pulled off the shelf late last week.
This impacts products sold in Nova Scotia, P.E.I., New Brunswick and buttermilk sold in Newfoundland.
The company said, “We would like to advise our consumers that we are initiating a voluntary withdrawal due to an off-taste flavor.” They also said in a release that there are no health risk associated with the consumption of these products.
One man told CBC that after drinking it he had a Javex taste in his mouth.
Farmers Dairy believes that it is isolated to a specific production period from reports they received.
Several products are being pulled including two per cent milk, one per cent milk, chocolate milk and 3.25 per cent milk.
Consumers can return the products to their point of sale for a full refund or contact Consumer-Response at 1 800-501-1150.
For the complete list of withdrawal products, please CLICK HERE
Lastly, Farmers said, “we apologize for any inconvenience this situation could cause you and thank you in advance for your cooperation.”