Renew Life saymilk may 'make the affected batches unsafe for consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of milk or its constituents' <\/p>\n
MILK may be present in certain food supplements labelled as dairy-free, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland has warned. <\/p>\n
Renew Life revealed they detected that milk may be present in certain batches of five of their products which are labelled as dairy-free. <\/p>\n
The brand said: Renew Life has identified that milk may be present in the implicated batches of the five products listed below, which are labelled as dairy-free. <\/p>\n
This may make the affected batches unsafe for consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of milk or its constituents. <\/p>\n
The products affected are: <\/p>\n
Several different batches with different expiry dates have been affected. <\/p>\n
Check your own batch off with the table provided by Renew Life below. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Products can be returned for a full refund. <\/p>\n
We revealed last month how chocolate brand Thorntons recalled all batches of one of their most popular products. <\/p>\n
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