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Authorities urge parents to check Little Ones Nappy Pants for khapra beetle larvae
Hundreds of cartons of nappy pants remain unaccounted for after an invasive grain pest was discovered in the imported products on September 7.
Investigations are continuing into how khapra beetle larvae came to be in a box of Little One’s Ultra Dry Nappy Pants in walker size five.
Khapra beetle is…
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