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Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:54:42 -0600
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Re: possible lead in chinese honey drums
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DAVID ADAMS wrote:
>  (but who is checking?) . I still
> wonder if the paint in China honey  drums has lead in it?
>
>  
The lead is not in the drums, but on the drums, not all but some. The 
action of removing the lid drops small flakes onto the honey.
Tim Townsend

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