Milk products sold in Canberra and New South Wales are being recalled amid fears of broken lids spilling into containers.
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Capitol Chilled Food Australia has issued a recall for a range of Canberra Milk full cream milk products with use-by dates from November 5 to November 15.
In a statement, the company said routine testing had found faulty lids on some of the containers, which may have broken off and spilled into the containers, creating a choking hazard.
The company has examined all the caps and seals from the milk batch, finding only a "very minimal" number with faults.
No consumer complaints had been made about the faults.
"We believe this is an isolated incident impacting only the production of products made with this
specific faulty black cap," Capitol Chilled Food Australia's statement read.
Canberra Milk's 1 litre, 500 millilitre and 300 millilitre products are sold at stores in the ACT and in 14 towns in New South Wales, including Queanbeyan, Goulburn, Wagga Wagga and Thredbo.
The recall does not impact any other Canberra Milk product, including its full cream 2 litre and 3 litre products with the same use-by dates.
