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Singapore Finds No Formaldehyde in Chinese Cabbages After Testing
Singapore's Food Agency reported no evidence of formaldehyde contamination in tested cabbages imported from China, following earlier concerns.
4 Sept, 07:15 — 4 Sept, 08:10
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straits-timesMostly Factual2d ago
No evidence of formalin found in cabbage, other vegetables imported from China: SFA - The Straits Times
No evidence of formalin found in cabbage, other vegetables imported from China: SFA The Straits Times
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No evidence of formaldehyde contamination in tested cabbages from China: SFA
The Singapore Food Agency says it will continue monitoring and testing food products sold in Singapore and advises consumers to wash vegetables thoroughly before eating.
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