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Nammilk Fresh Milk withdrawn after failing quality checks

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April 19, 2022
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Namibia Dairies has withdrawn certain batches of Nammilk Fresh Milk after a quality test conducted by the company indicated that the product’s shelf-life was inadequate.

“From a quality point of view, the shelf-life of our fresh milk products are currently not up to our standard. For this reason, we have stopped our fresh milk production while we investigate why. We will resume full supply of our Nammilk fresh milk products to our consumers at the earliest possible time, “the company said.

“We want to assure our Nammilk Fresh Milk consumers that this is temporary and that no health and safety issues have been detected.”

Namibia Dairies said its Nammilk UHT Full Cream and Low-Fat ranges are not affected by its temporary stop in supply.

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