CHINA: Nestle baby formula taken off the shelves
27 May 2005
Source: just-food.com
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A milk powder produced by Nestle has been found to contain too much
iodine and removed from sale, the China Daily newspaper reported today
(Friday).
The "Jin Pai Growing 3-Milk Powder," produced by the Heilongjiang-based
Shuang Cheng Nestle Co Ltd, failed to meet national standards over
iodine content.
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