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Thompsons Food Service Ltd. Tel: 01493 249649 26 - 28 Southgates Road Fax: 0845 051 8772 Great Yarmouth E-Mail: [email protected] Norfolk Web: www.tfsltd.co.uk NR30 3LL Unilever Marmite Yeast Extract - Information Yeast Extract Spread fortified with B vitamins TFS Product Code: 013479 Suppliers Product Code: 32679 Information Last Updated: 01/08/2017 Date Produced: 30/09/2021 Allergy Information Nutritional Information Key: Contains May Contain Serving Unit: 100g or 100ml Energy (kcal) 260.00 Energy (kJ) 1100.00 Protein (g) 34.00 Sesame Gluten Crustaceans Eggs Lupin Nuts Carb (g) 30.00 Of Which Sugars (g) 1.20 Fat (g) 0.10 Of Which Saturates Milk Celery Sulphur Dioxide Soya Cereal Peanuts (g) 0.05 Fibre (g) 1.10 Salt (g) 10.80 Fish Molluscs Mustard Dietary Information Key: Suitable for Kosher Vegetarian Halal Vegan Please Note: This information has been supplied by manufacturers and other third parties to Thompsons Food Service Ltd. Whilst we take steps to ensure the information is correct and regularly updated, we give no warranty and no guarantee to the accuracy of this information. Product information and ingredients may change; please always read product labels carefully in addition to this document for accuracy. Please also consider changes to ingredients when products have been substituted. Registered Office: 7 Church Plain, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 1PL, England Company No: 07107278 VAT No: GB 986 0801 93 Directors: E. Thompson, R. Thompson, T. Thompson Thompsons Food Service Ltd. Tel: 01493 249649 26 - 28 Southgates Road Fax: 0845 051 8772 Great Yarmouth E-Mail: [email protected] Norfolk Web: www.tfsltd.co.uk NR30 3LL Unilever Marmite Yeast Extract - Information TFS Product Code: 013479 Suppliers Product Code: 32679 Information Last Updated: 01/08/2017 Date Produced: 30/09/2021 Ingredients Yeast extract (contains BARLEY, WHEAT, OATS, RYE), salt, vegetable juice concentrate, vitamins (thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B12 and folic acid), natural flavouring (contains CELERY). Handling Information Directions for Use Storage Instructions Ready to use: Spread thinly on toast. For Cooking: Store in a cool, dark place. To make a clear stock, use 30g Marmite Yeast Extract per litre of hot water. Please Note: This information has been supplied by manufacturers and other third parties to Thompsons Food Service Ltd. Whilst we take steps to ensure the information is correct and regularly updated, we give no warranty and no guarantee to the accuracy of this information. Product information and ingredients may change; please always read product labels carefully in addition to this document for accuracy. Please also consider changes to ingredients when products have been substituted. Registered Office: 7 Church Plain, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 1PL, England Company No: 07107278 VAT No: GB 986 0801 93 Directors: E. Thompson, R. Thompson, T. Thompson .

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