MOO-Ville Issues Voluntary Recall of Milk Products Due to Inadequate Testing
This release is being issued as a courtesy on behalf of the company
Contact: Doug Westendorp, 269-838-7001
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – October 28, 2016
NASHVILLE, MI -- Out of an abundance of caution, MOO-Ville, located at 5875 M-66 in Nashville, MI, has issued a recall of certain milk products due to inadequate testing of the milk. This testing is required by the federal Pasteurized Milk Ordinance in order to sell milk products. No illnesses have been associated with the products being recalled.
The problem was discovered during record review as part of a routine dairy plant inspection conducted by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. Milk products covered by the recall were distributed in the Greater Grand Rapids, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, and Lansing areas.
All of the following recalled products have a Best by date of Nov. 10 or Nov. 14.
• Mooville 2% Reduced Fat Cream Line Milk (gallon size plastic jugs); • Mooville Whole Milk (gallon and half-gallon plastic jugs); • Mooville 2% Reduced Fat Milk (gallon, half-gallon and pint jugs); • Mooville Skim Milk (gallon and half-gallon plastic jugs); • Mooville Chocolate Milk (gallon, half-gallon and pint jugs); • Horrocks brand Whole Milk (gallon plastic jugs) – sold only at Grand Rapids and Battle Creek stores • Horrocks brand 2% Reduced Fat Milk (gallon plastic jugs) – sold only at Grand Rapids and Battle Creek stores • Horrocks brand Skim Milk (gallon plastic jugs) – sold only at Grand Rapids and Battle Creek stores
Consumers who have purchased any of the recalled products should return them to the place of purchase for a full refund or product replacement. Consumers with questions may contact Doug Westendorp at 269-838-7001.
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