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Cases of lactose-free Lactaid Milk have been recalled, not because they might actually have lactose, but for something they’re not supposed to have. The recall notice from manufacturer HP Hood says ...

As mentioned previously, food allergens must be clearly distinguished from the rest of the list of ingredients. For example by means of a font, style or background colour.

plastic containers of refrigerated Lactaid Milk was affected, the company said. The recall only applies to products with the code 51-4109 P2 on the label, along with specific Best by Dates as ...