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Shanghai-based Guan Sheng Yuan Co. said in a statement posted on its Web site Wednesday that its "White Rabbit" brand of milk candy was among several Chinese products ordered removed from stores by the Philippine Bureau of Food and Drugs due to formaldehyde tainting.


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China says cardboard bun report was fake, candy maker denies formaldehyde problem

July 20, 2007 - 11:34am

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Chinese candy maker denies RP gov't claims of formaldehyde tainting

July 19, 2007 - 2:55pm

SHANGHAI (AP) - A Chinese candy maker has denied Philippine claims that one of its products contains potentially cancer causing formaldehyde, the latest in a string of allegations against Chinese food. Shanghai-based...

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