Consumers sometimes don't realize the dangers of buying processed milk products . Yogurt drinks and flavored milk may seem like t...
Consumers sometimes don't
realize the dangers of buying processed
milk products.
Yogurt drinks and flavored milk may seem like the best way to get children to complete their daily calciun requirements. These products are packaged by manufacturers to appeal to children, that's why they come in so many flavors.
These products may be convenient to buy because they guarantee most of the time that children will drink them. But sometimes they can cause problems for parents.
Sometimes, retailers tend to pay miminal attention to these kinds of products. Just because they are packaged nicely and have a longer shelf life than other products, doesn't mean they are guaranteed to be 100% safe all the time. Sadly, even parents make the same mistake.
One Facebook user from the Philippines recently posted photos and a video of a yogurt drink that she bought for herself and her child. Based on the photos and video, the carton that the drink came in seemed to contain a substance that resembles milk curds. A considerable part of it was turning black.
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According to the caption, the Facebook user realized something was wrong with the drink only after trying it.
The caption said the following:
"Grabe! Araw araw p naman uminom anak q ng dutchmill!!! Kaya pla ka diri at mabaho ang lasa!!! Shit nainom pa ng anak q!!!! Akala q ndi totoo mga pinopost ng iba about s mga ganitong drinks!!! GRABE hnd q na papainumin anak ko ng dutchmill kahit kailangan!
Edit: hnd ko Po ito pinost para mamera or mag pasikat dahil wla naman aq mapapala! Ang gusto q lng malaman e Kung paano NA lng Kung ma food poisoning kami ng anak q dahil s ganitong produkto! Ndi naman namin ginusto makabili ng sira or ganito! Dahil kalusugan ng anak q ang iniisip q. Sana lng s mga ganitong bagay at pang yayari may kasagutan o solusyon. Dahil kalusugan ang pinaka importante. Paano n lng kung may mang yari samin dahil nakainom kami nito? Sino mananagot? Ung mga may comment n negative, wag n lng Kayo mag comment ndi Kayo nakaka help! Hnd kasi sa inyo nangyari e! Kung alam nio lng hnd aq naniniwala dati s mga ganyang post! Ginaya q lng daw ung mga dati na nag post ng ganito. Tulad nung s ibang nakalagay din s karton. Hnd q sila ginaya at WLA aq balak gayahin kusa itong nangyari samin. Sana po lahat ng product kahit anung product chinecheck po ng maayus kasi kalusugan po nakataya dito. Salamat s mga nakaka intindi! Ang batang 3yrs old hnd nag sisinungaling! Ndi q din sinasabing wag n Kayo bumili ng dutchmill. Mag ingat din Kayo s mga binibili nio bago nio bigay s mga anak nyo, Kayo muna tumikim.. walang may gusto nito. Lalong ndi q to ginusto. Kaya pag pray natin na wala mang yari samin ng anak q. Godbless us all
#dutchmill
#fda"
To be fair, the Facebook user did not intend to discouarage people from buying products from the brand that produces the yogurt drink in the post. She only wanted to remind people to be more careful.
Consumers, be warned. It pays to always double check the things you buy for your children.
