New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra's CEO said, the risk is over, people can contract with the company concentrated whey protein infant formula botulinum.
Speaking at the conference on Wednesday in Oakland reporters, Spierings Theo said, is now on the international market to remove all potentially contaminated infant formula supplies. He said that consumers almost no more risk.
Spierings again apologize to consumers caused panic anxiety. He came back from China, this week he has been doing damage control.
He says, has become a 2300 tons of infant formula and other products, has now been successfully recall potentially contaminated whey protein concentrate to 18 million tons.
 



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