South Dakota Milk Recall Issued
The South Dakota Agriculture Department issued a recall of all half-gallon, 1 percent Hy-Vee Health Market Milk with a product code date before June 2nd.
The milk has been recalled for a potential health risk due to improper pasteurization.
Officials advise consumers not drink the milk.
Unpasteurized milk may contain E. coli, Salmonella, and other harmful bacteria that can cause life-threatening illness for some people.
Officials say half-gallon, 1 percent Hy-Vee Health Market Milk with a product code dated after June 2nd is safe for human consumption.
Milk from the potentially tainted batch may be returned to Hy-Vee for a refund.
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