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February - ‘No reports of injury’ says Fonterra after massive butter recall
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Fonterra recalled 410,000 packs of butter in mid-February after New Zealand consumer complaints about the presence of ‘fine metal objects’, and moved quickly to limit fallout from the incident. (DairyReporter.com, February 14) A Fonterra spokeswoman told DairyReporter.com that FBNZ (Fonterra Brands New Zealand) had undertaken a voluntary recall as a precautionary measure “as there can be no compromise to product quality or the health and safety of our consumers”. |
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