Stonyfield Farm Blueberry Fat-Free Yogurt Recalled Due to Glass
Fragments
March
31, 2008—Denver—Stonyfield Farm has announced a
voluntary recall of its
organic nonfat blueberry yogurt due to glass fragments in
the products. Consumer protection officials from the
Colorado Department of Public
Health and Environment Monday said that although the company
does not
believe the problem is widespread and there have been no
reports of
injury, it is recalling the products to ensure the safety of
its
consumers. Recalled products include 6-ounce Fat-Free
Blueberry yogurt with the
following dates printed on the bottom of the cup along with
the product
code: Apr 14 08, Apr 15 08, April 25 08 and Apr 26 08.
Consumers are advised to return opened and unopened
containers to their
retailers for reimbursement.
Stonyfield advised its distribution network to remove the
products from
store shelves immediately. The product is sold at natural
food stores
and major grocery retailers nationwide. Consumers with
questions should contact Stonyfield Farm Consumer
Relations at 1-800-PRO-COWS, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m., or
Dan Rifkin at the Department of Public Health and
Environment at
303-692-3644.
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