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All the food you need to throw out as Dunnes, Tesco and Penneys give warnings to shoppers

Food alerts are issued by the FSAI when there is found to be a possible risk to consumers with food allergies, food intolerances or other dangers from a particular food or batch of food

Irish Mirror

Chicken, ice cream and more products you need to bin from Tesco, Dunnes and Supervalu after recalls

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued several recalls for specific batches of products sold in Irish stores

Dublin Live

Curry, chicken and other products you need to throw out from Tesco, Dunnes and Supervalu after urgent recalls

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued several recalls for specific batches of products sold in Irish stores

Irish Mirror

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Ice cream, baby food and full list of products that you need to bin from Tesco, Dunnes and Supervalu after urgent recalls

Consumers have been urged to check their fridges, freezers and cupboards for the affected items and follow the issued advice on what to do next

Irish Mirror

Baby food pouches ‘more sugary than Coca-Cola’ warns dentist amid rising tooth decay in children

Tooth decay in children has reached an 'epidemic' level.

Daily Record

Baby food pouches have more sugar than Coca-Cola, dentists warn

Parents warned of an ‘epidemic’ of tooth decay among children

The Independent UK

Baby food pouches 'more sugary than Coca-Cola', parents warned

The British Dental Association says tooth decay is the number one reason for hospital admissions among young children, and sugar is driving this epidemic

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Baby food pouches are ‘more sugary than can of Coca-Cola’, dentists warn

A report found that several baby food pouches contain more sugar than a can of Coca-Cola, while many brands made 'meaningless' marketing claims such as 'no added sugar'

Daily Mirror

Baby food pouches ‘more sugary than Coca-Cola’, dentists warn

A survey of 109 pouches by the British Dental Association found that more than a quarter contained more sugar by volume than Coca-Cola.

The Independent UK

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