Mother's Milk Bank of Montana recalls mature breast milk from batch #294 due to a plastic fragment found in one bottle. This product was shipped frozen and expired 10/1/1:15.
Mother's milk from batch #294 was recalled due to finding of plastic fragment in one bottle
Mother's Milk Bank of Montana recalled a batch of mature breast milk that was found to contain a plastic fragment in one bottle. This poses a risk of injury if consumed, so affected individuals should stop using the product.
A single bottle of the recalled milk contained a plastic fragment that could cause injury if ingested. The milk was labeled as "Mature milk" and was donated by nursing mothers.
Nursing mothers who donated breast milk to the Mother's Milk Bank of Montana and their families who received the recalled milk. Those who consumed the milk from batch #294 are at the highest risk.
Check for the label with the Mother's Milk Bank logo and the batch number #294. The product was packaged in a 4 oz. glass bottle and shipped frozen with an expiration date of 10/1/15.
Discard the recalled milk immediately as it contains a plastic fragment that could cause injury.
The batch number is #294.
Check for the Mother's Milk Bank logo and batch number #294 on the label. The product was packaged in a 4 oz. glass bottle and shipped frozen with an expiration date of 10/1/15.
No, the recalled milk contains a plastic fragment that could cause injury if consumed.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2419-2015 — Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana Hello, I own a Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana that is covered by recall F-2419-2015 from Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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