Quebon is recalling regular and chocolate milk produced in Montreal.

The affected milk comes in a variety of sizes, but in all cases is due to expire on Nov. 1, 2 or 3.

The milk was distributed throughout Quebec.

So far nobody has fallen ill consuming the milk, and Agropur is only saying the milk does not meet their standards, saying later that several people had complained the milk tasted bad before the posted 'best before' date.

"There is no health hazard. It's just milk that is going off before reaching the expiry date," said Quebon spokesperson Marc Labelle.

"Bring it back for a full exchange and we'll exchange it."

Local grocers surveyed by CTV Montreal Friday were well-aware of the situation and had made sure to remove the items.

"We've taken everything off the shelves this morning and replaced them with better dates, so we're good and I'm sure the other stores are the same," said Chris Davis of Esposito Grocery Store.

Recalled Quebon milk

Skim, 1%, 2%, 3.25%

Carton sizes: 150 ml, 200 ml, 473 ml, 1 litre, 2 litres

In bags: 4 litres, 10 litres, 20 litres

Plastic jugs: 473 ml, 2 litres

Chocolate milk

Carton sizes: 200 ml, 473 ml

Plastic jugs: 473 ml, 2 litres

Anyone who has the milk is asked not to consume it, but instead to return it to a store for an exchange or refund.

Consumers can also call Agropur's consumer help line at 1-800-501-1150 or through their website.