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| Moths found in Quaker Oats packs | Moths found in Quaker Oats packs |
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| Boxes of Quaker Oats have been pulled from stores because of the presence of moth pupae and larvae. | Boxes of Quaker Oats have been pulled from stores because of the presence of moth pupae and larvae. |
| The firm has withdrawn about 750 of its 1kg cartons containing a free measuring cup, after the infestation was found. | |
| The boxes were sent to Tesco and Sainsbury's stores in the north of England from depots in Middlewich, Cheshire, and Haydock, Merseyside. | The boxes were sent to Tesco and Sainsbury's stores in the north of England from depots in Middlewich, Cheshire, and Haydock, Merseyside. |
| Quaker Oats is advising customers not to eat affected batches, which have the best before date 11 August, 2007. | Quaker Oats is advising customers not to eat affected batches, which have the best before date 11 August, 2007. |
| "There is no known health risk from these pupae and larvae but obviously we wouldn't advise anyone to eat them," said a Food Standards Authority spokesman. | "There is no known health risk from these pupae and larvae but obviously we wouldn't advise anyone to eat them," said a Food Standards Authority spokesman. |
| No other Quaker Oats products are known to be affected. | No other Quaker Oats products are known to be affected. |