HP Hood, the manufacturer of Lactaid Milk products, along with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), issued a voluntary recall of 96-ounce containers of Lactaid Milk that may contain “trace amounts of almond, which is not listed on the label,” the FDA said in a Sept. 20 announcement.

Lactaid Milk has been recalled in 27 states due to concerns about possible almond allergen contamination.

The maker of Lactaid Milk is recalling five varieties of refrigerated milk because they may contain trace amounts of almond that are not listed on the labels -- a potential danger for consumers with allergies.

The FDA has warned that people with an allergy or severe sensitivity to almonds could have a reaction if they drink Lactaid from this time range in September.

HP Hood LLC, the maker of Lactaid Milk, has recalled five SKUs of the beverage because there may be trace amounts of undeclared almonds. If someone has an almond allergy, they could have a life-threatening reaction if they drink the recalled milk, the Food and Drug Administration said.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a recall for Lactaid milk, warning it may contain trace amounts of almond not listed on the label. The FDA warned that people who

Several types of Lactaid milk that were distributed and sold U.S. -- including in Michigan -- have been recalled because of possible undeclared almond in the milk. The Food and Drug Administration says it is unaware of any illnesses caused by the problem,

Lactaid's parent company has recalled several lactose-free milk products across 27 states due to an undeclared allergen: trace amounts of almond.