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Undeclared Milk In Non-Dairy Coffee Mixes
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by Barbara McPherson | November 18, 2008 at 11:14 am
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Non-dairy should mean no milk. This morning the Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued an alert to those who buy Maxim, Maxwell House and Taster's Choice non-dairy coffee mixes These products have been produced in Korea and contain milk.
For the majority of consumers this is inconsequential, but for others this can be life threatening.
All codes of the following non-dairy Coffee Mix products, imported from Korea, are affected by this alert.
Brand Product Size UPC Maxim
Coffee Mix Original
1200 g (12 g x 100)
8 801037 019476
Maxim
Coffee Mix
Mocha Gold Mild1200 g (12 g x 100)
8 801037 019667
Maxim
Coffee Mix
Mocha Gold Mild1800 g (12 g x 150)
8 801037 032581
Maxim
Coffee Mix
Mocha Gold Mild240 g (12 g x 20)
8 801037 006391
Maxim
Coffee Mix
Mocha Gold Mild
Well-Being ½ Calories186 g (9.3 g x 20)
8 801037 034134
Maxim
Coffee Mix Ice
183 g (18.3 g x 10)
8 801037 038972
Maxim
Cappuccino Mocha
360 g (18 g x 20)
8 801037 031300
Maxim
Cappuccino Hazelnut
360 g (18 g x 20)
8 801037 031317
Maxim
Cappuccino Vanilla
360 g (18 g x 20)
8 801037 031324
Maxwell House
Coffee Mix Original
240 g (12 g x 20)
8 801037 035650
Maxwell House
Coffee Mix Original
600 g (12 g x 50)
8 801037 035667
Taster’s Choice
Coffee Mix
240 g (12 g x 20)
8 801055 126316
Taster’s Choice
Coffee Mix
1.2 kg (12 g x 100)
8 801055 126606
Taster’s Choice
Coffee Mix Mocha
1.2 kg (12 g x 100)
8 801055 126538
Taster’s Choice
Well-Being Milk Coffee
189 g (12.6 g x 15)
8 801055 028672
These products have been distributed in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario.
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Most RecentMost Recommended Comments (7)
at 12:01 on November 18th, 2008
Thanks for the info, Barbara.
at 14:04 on November 18th, 2008
Good to know - I'll pass it on.
at 16:07 on November 18th, 2008
Maybe I should stop drinking the coffee mate one I have then...
at 16:14 on November 18th, 2008
Thanks for keeping us informed, Barbara!
at 17:54 on November 18th, 2008
Yikes.
at 16:22 on January 12th, 2009
I use it because I like it and don't really care if it contains milk.
at 18:26 on January 13th, 2009
They probably discovered this when they were testing for melamine.
If these products had "milk powder" from Korea from a long time, they may have been contaminated also.
I don't believe we shall ever know the complete truth of the melamine contamination.
However, we do know that kidney stones in children have seen a drastic rise. And melamine causes kidney stones.
Kidney stones with your coffee, anyone?
One stone or two?