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The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued a recall notice for batches of a popular lunchtime staple amid health fears following contaminated batches containing small pieces of metal.
The alert was issued on Tuesday October 1st for the Marks and Spencer's product.
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Marks and Spencer is recalling a batch of their Smooth Butternut Squash Soup due to possible presence of small pieces of metal.
"Marks & Spencer is recalling the above batch of its Smooth Butternut Squash Soup due to the possible presence of small pieces of metal. Recall notices will be displayed at point-of-sale."
The batches that have possibly been affected by the contamination are listed below.
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