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Prompt Thai 2000 (Wholesale) has recalled all jars of a range of Lady’s Choice spreads and sachets of Knorr soups manufactured in the Philippines. The products contain meat, egg and dairy ingredients that do not have the necessary import approvals. If you've bought the products don’t eat them. The Agency has issued a Product Recall Information Notice.

Product information

All date codes of the following products are being recalled:

Prompt Thai 2000 (Wholesale) has recalled the affected products from customers. Customer notices have been displayed in stores that sold the products, explaining why they’ve been recalled. If you have bought the products, don’t eat them. You can return them to the store for a full refund.

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