Anmat | La ANMAT prohibió una leche en polvo

Las medidas se publicaron este martes en el Boletín Oficial.

La Administración Nacional de Medicamentos, Alimentos y Tecnología Médica (ANMAT) prohibió una leche en polvo.

Tal como se anunció en la disposición 7350/2019 publicada este martes en el Boletín Oficial, la ANMAT prohibió la comercialización en todo territorio nacional del producto: “Leche entera en polvo, disolución instantánea, fortificado con vitaminas D, A, marca Milkfood”, cuya firma está registrada en Villa María, Córdoba.

El producto en cuestión se hallaba en infracción por no cumplir con la normativa alimentaria vigente; no cumplía con las exigencias físico-químicas, “resultando en consecuencia ilegal”; además de estar falsamente rotulado y no contar con los registros necesarios.

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