Robyn and Ben in Hong Kong: Arsenic

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Robyn
And Ben

In Hong Kong

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Arsenic

A Hong Kong council consumer study has discovered that there are sometimes unacceptable amounts of arsenic within dried foods in Hong Kong.

""The Council says the problem was particularly serious with the dried squid after eight samples were found to be well over the maximum permissable levels"" (Source)

I ate dried squid last week! (tho only a small bit)

1 Comments:

Anonymous said...: if you are still here after all that time I don't think you have anything to worry about x; 8:09 PM