There’s a product recall in Canada for certain milk that could have pieces of glass in it.
You should check your fridge to see if you have the affected items.
A food recall warning related to these milk products was posted by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency on March 25, 2026.
It included certain Natrel, Farmers and Québon brand milk that has been sold nationally and locally in Quebec, Nova Scotia and P.E.I.
The affected products are being recalled because of the possible presence of pieces of glass.
The recalled milk sold nationally is Natrel 1% Lactose Free Chocolate Partly Skimmed Milk in two-litre cartons. The UPC is 0 55872 10501 8, and the best-before dates are:
- AL 06 HH:MM 1 3702
- AL 13 HH:MM 1 3702
- AL 20 HH:MM 1 3702
- AL 28 HH:MM 1 3702
- MA 04 HH:MM 1 3702
- MA 08 HH:MM 1 3702
- MA 11 HH:MM 1 3702
- MA 15 HH:MM 1 3702
These are all the recalled Farmers milk products sold in Nova Scotia and P.E.I.:
- 1% Chocolate Partly Skimmed Milk, two-litre carton
- best before MR 26 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 01 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 02 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 15 HH:MM 1 3702
- 1% Partly Skimmed Milk, two-litre carton
- best before MR 24 HH:MM 1 3702; MR 25 HH:MM 1 3702; MR 28 HH:MM 1 3702; MR 31 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 01 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 04 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 07 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 08 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 10 HH:MM 1 3702
- 2% Partly Skimmed Milk, two-litre carton
- best before AL 01 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 09 HH:MM 1 3702
- 3.25% Homogenized Milk, two-litre carton
- best before MR 24 HH:MM 1 3702; MR 25 HH:MM 1 3702; MR 28 HH:MM 1 3702; MR 31 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 04 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 07 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 09 HH:MM 1 3702; AL 10 HH:MM 1 3702
The recalled Québon milk products sold in Quebec are 2% Chocolate Partly Skimmed Milk in two-litre cartons. The UPC is 0 55872 08502 0, and the best-before dates are:
- MR 25 HH:MM 1 3702
- AL 01 HH:MM 1 3702
- AL 21 HH:MM 1 3702
- AL 28 HH:MM 1 3702
You’re being told to check if you have any of the recalled products and not to consume, serve, use, sell or distribute them.
Recalled products should be thrown out or returned to where they were purchased.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is conducting a food safety investigation, and that could lead to more product recalls.
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