Posted: February 27th, 2010 - 12:49pm
Source: Food Standards Agency

Euroversal International/Mithaighar has recalled all of its Mithaighar Sweetened Yoghurt, because it was produced on premises that were served with a Hygiene Emergency Prohibition Order and a Remedial Action Notice by the local authority for that area because of poor food hygiene. The Agency has issued a Food Alert for Information.
Euroversal International/Mithaighar has recalled the product and will display point-of-sale notices in shops that sell the yoghurt, explaining to customers why the product has been recalled and advising that customers shouldn’t eat the yoghurt and should return it to the shop.
Product details
The recalled product is:
* Mithaighar Sweetened Yoghurt (Doi)
* All ‘use by’ dates up to and including 7 March 2010
* Pack size: Small, medium, large
No other Euroversal International/Mithaighar products are known to be affected.
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