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Friesland Foods Withdraws Chinese Milk from Singapore, Hong Kong and Macau

Source: Friesland Foods
23/09/2008

23 Sept - Friesland Foods has announced it has withdrawn Chinese milk from Singapore, Hong Kong and Macau.

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The products were sold under the brand name Dutch Lady. The products are produced in China and meanwhile the sourcing of the products have been stopped. Friesland Foods has a 5 percent interest in this company.

It only concerns a limited part of the complete selection. All other Dutch Lady products are not produced in China but for example in Malaysia, Vietnam or The Netherlands, and are safe for consumption. Friesland Foods does not source any raw materials from China.

In Singapore, Hong Kong and Macau it concerns Dutch Lady sterilized milk in different flavors in plastic bottles of 1 litre and 250 ml.

In Singapore the authorities have declared that they have only found a too high value of melamine in the strawberry flavor of the in China produced milk in plastic bottles.

In Hong Kong tests have indicated that there is no contamination. Nevertheless, there has been decided to withdraw these products from the market and inform consumers not to consume these products.



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