Brassica cow feed caused Fonterra's funny tasting milkNICHOLAS BOYACK/FAIRFAX NZ The Super Save Supermarket in Taita only became aware of the Anchor recall when customers started returning milk. He confirmed that Fonterra's Anchor Milk for Schools product was not involved and that none of the tainted milk was included in any of Fonterra export products. Anchor and Value milk has been removed from New World and Pak'n Save in the lower North Island. Dark blue products from the two brands with best before dates ranging from June 21 to June 27 have been affected. A number of schools in the region that were part of Fonterra's milk in schools programme had not received any complaints from students.

Source: Stuff June 15, 2017 21:07 UTC