NAFDAC Warns of Counterfeit Cowbell Milk in Nigeria

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) issued a warning on Friday regarding counterfeit Cowbell milk sachets found in Nigerian shops. The agency confirmed the circulation of fake 12g sachets of the popular milk brand, which are not manufactured or distributed by Promasidor Nigeria Ltd, the authorized producer.
NAFDAC discovered that the counterfeit sachets replicate the brand name, packaging design, and registration number, but differ significantly from genuine products. The fake sachets are poorly designed, with outdated milk artwork and misprinted batch details.
NAFDAC cautioned that the contents of these counterfeit products may contain toxic chemicals and unapproved additives, leading to severe health risks, including foodborne illnesses and allergic reactions, particularly among vulnerable populations such as infants, children, pregnant women, and the elderly. The agency is intensifying surveillance and urges distributors and consumers to remain vigilant and report suspicious products through its hotline and official website.
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