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Day In Import & Export Recalls Guilin Rice-flour Noodles

Source: Food Standards Agency (FSA), UK
09/07/2008

9,July, 2008 - Day In Import & Export Co Ltd has recalled some Guilin rice-flour noodles because of the presence of unauthorised 'Bt63' genetically modified rice. The Agency has issued a Food Alert for Information.

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Bt63 is a genetically modified organism and is not authorised for sale in the European Union.

Day In Import & Export Co Ltd has recalled the affected batch. Point-of-sale notices will be displayed at shops that sell the product, explaining to customers the actions they can take if they have bought the affected product.

Product details

The product being recalled is:

Guilin Rice-Flour Noodles
Batch code: 2007/10/26
Best before: 26 April 2009

No other Day In Import & Export Co Ltd products are known to be affected.



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