The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) were recently informed by the Japan’s Consumer Affairs Agency that a soya milk product batch may have quality issues, and its manufacturer in Japan is recalling the particular batch, the bureau said in a statement yesterday.
The brand is MARUSAN, and the product is named 毎日おいしい無調整豆乳, the statement noted.
The batch with quality issues has the number 4901033 633042 on each 1,000 ml carton and 4901033 004736 on the product’s outer box, with a best before date of December 28 and 29 this year, the statement said.
According to the statement, the bureau is following the case closely, at the same time, the bureau has issued a food warning to the local F&B industry, and sent officials to supermarkets and shops for further investigation.
The bureau urged retailers to stop selling this batch of product and citizens to stop consuming it.
The statement pointed out that retailers selling the product should inform the bureau that they have this particular batch in stock, in order to protect consumers’ food safety.
For enquiries call the IAM food safety hotline on 2833 8181 during office hours.
This undated file photo provided by the Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) shows the problematic batch of MARUSAN soya milk “毎日おいしい無調整豆乳”.
