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NAFDAC begins nationwide mop-up of banned sachet, PET bottle alcohol

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NAFDAC commences nationwide enforcement to remove banned sachet and PET bottle alcohol below 200ml from circulation, protecting public health. Read More: https://punchng.com/nafdac-begins-nationwide-mop-up-of-banned-sachet-pet-bottle-alcohol/

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