Marks & Spencer: A Key Player in the Dairy Industry

Marks & Spencer, a renowned retailer, has made significant strides in the dairy industry, primarily through its Select Farm milk pool. The company sources its dairy products from 46 carefully selected dairy farms, ensuring high standards of quality and animal welfare.

Product Recall of Authentic Greek Yogurt

Recently, Marks & Spencer announced a recall of its Authentic Greek Yogurt with Vanilla due to the potential presence of undeclared gluten. This recall affects 500g tubs of the yogurt with a use-by date of May 12, 2026. Initiated on April 18, 2026, the recall followed an alert from the Food Standards Agency highlighting the risk of gluten contamination, which poses a significant health risk for consumers with gluten allergies or intolerance. Marks & Spencer has taken swift action by issuing point-of-sale notices, urging customers to return the affected product for a full refund.

Innovative AI-based Monitoring System

In a bid to enhance animal welfare and product quality, Marks & Spencer is implementing an AI-based monitoring system across its Select Farm milk pool. This system utilizes cameras to monitor cows while they are housed indoors, with software analyzing the footage against welfare indicators. This initiative reflects the company’s commitment to leveraging technology to maintain high standards in its dairy supply chain.

Modified: 2026/09/15


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