Big Bottom Milk Company is recalling 1,036 units of Grade A Chocolate Milk because the required pasteurization temperatures were not achieved during processing. The recall includes 1-gallon, half-gallon, and pint-sized containers sold in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. If you have these products in your refrigerator, you should return them to the store where they were purchased for a full refund.
Failure to reach required pasteurization temperatures means that harmful bacteria potentially present in the raw milk may not have been destroyed. Consuming under-pasteurized milk can lead to foodborne illness, though no cases have been reported to date in connection with this recall.
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Produced at Big Bottom Milk Company, 221 Hogan Rd, Forest City, NC.
Produced at Big Bottom Milk Company, 221 Hogan Rd, Forest City, NC.
Produced at Big Bottom Milk Company, 221 Hogan Rd, Forest City, NC.
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