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Food Safety Alert: Expired Food Products Detected
On August 13, 2025, a significant food safety incident was reported involving expired food products in a specific type of milk tea. The incident was identified by the Food Safety Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan, which has raised concerns regarding the safety and quality of the affected product.
The product in question is a 440ml milk tea, originating from Japan. The primary issue identified is related to labeling, which may have failed to adequately inform consumers about the expiration date of the product. Consuming expired food products can pose serious health risks, including foodborne illnesses, which can lead to severe health complications.
Consumers are advised to check their purchases for any milk tea products that may be affected by this incident. It is crucial to adhere to expiration dates to ensure food safety and prevent potential health hazards. The Food Safety Agency is actively monitoring the situation and has urged retailers to remove any expired products from their shelves immediately.
As a precaution, individuals who have consumed the affected milk tea and are experiencing any adverse health effects should seek medical attention promptly. Public awareness and vigilance are essential in maintaining food safety standards and protecting consumer health.
- Incident: Expired Food Products has been detected in Kochakaden royal milk tea 440ml.
- Date: 2025-08-13
- Product: Kochakaden royal milk tea 440ml
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- Origin of issue: Japan
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- Incident Category: Control
- Hazard Category: Labelling
- Source: Food Safety Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan
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