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Morrison’s is recalling one batch of its Shredded Duck Kit because it has the wrong date code. The affected batch has a ‘use by’ date of 31 November 2011. It should have been labelled ‘use by’ 31 October 2011. If you have bought the product being recalled, do not eat it. The Agency has issued a Product Recall Information Notice.

Product details

The product being recalled is:

Morrison’s has recalled the affected product from consumers and stockists. Customer notices have been displayed in stores, explaining why the product has been recalled.

If you have bought the above product, do not eat it. You can return it to the store for a full refund.

No other Morrison’s products are known to be affected.

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