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[Summary] => Local drug and health products company Abbot Laboratories Philippines has began voluntarily removing four contaminated batches of the Denmark-made Gain Plus milk products in 200-gram pouches from local stores, the Department of Health (DOH) said yesterday.
The recall followed Agriculture Secretary Leonardo Montemayor’s order on Friday banning the import of Gain Plus milk products produced in a plant in Denmark after samples were allegedly found to contain lubricating oil and steel flakes.
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[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Leonardo Montemayor ordered yesterday a ban on the importation of a brand of powdered milk produced in a plant in Denmark after samples were allegedly found to be contaminated by lubricating oil and steel flakes.
The order by the Department of Agriculture followed the announcement by the Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD) on Thursday of the immediate recall of four batches of the Denmark-made Gain Plus milk products.
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The recall followed Agriculture Secretary Leonardo Montemayor’s order on Friday banning the import of Gain Plus milk products produced in a plant in Denmark after samples were allegedly found to contain lubricating oil and steel flakes.
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The order by the Department of Agriculture followed the announcement by the Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD) on Thursday of the immediate recall of four batches of the Denmark-made Gain Plus milk products.
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