Infant formula maker insists product safe after recalls in Hong Kong and Macau
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Friso infant formula was recalled in Hong Kong and Macau after samples showed excessive lead levels. The manufacturer, Royal FrieslandCampina, stated that additional third-party tests confirmed the product meets local safety standards. The company insists the batch is safe despite the recall, underscoring ongoing food safety concerns for infant products.
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Recall affects a major product batch of Friso, a leading infant formula brand.
Royal FrieslandCampina conducted additional third-party quality testing on the affected batch.
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The additional test results showed the product complies with Hong Kong and Macau standards.
South China Morning Post- Recall affects a major product batch of Friso, a leading infant formula brand.
- Company incurred costs for additional third-party quality testing.
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Loaded language removedThe Dutch maker of Friso, a popular powdered infant formula brand, has stressed that tests show its product is safe, despite a recall of a product batch in Hong Kong and Macau after excessive levels of lead were found in samples. In a statement on Sunday, Royal FrieslandCampina said: “We have conducted additional third-party quality testing on the affected batch.
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The additional test results showed the product complies with Hong Kong and Macau standards.
South China Morning PostRoyal FrieslandCampina stresses that the product is safe.
South China Morning PostExcessive levels of lead were found in samples of Friso infant formula.
South China Morning PostA recall of a product batch of Friso infant formula occurred in Hong Kong and Macau.
South China Morning PostRoyal FrieslandCampina conducted additional third-party quality testing on the affected batch.
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