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    Pork Balls Found to Contain Ractopamine

    TAIWAN - Pork balls made from US-sourced meat sold at certain breakfast stores in New Taipei were found to contain ractopamine, which is banned in pork imports in Taiwan but allowed in imported beef parts, according to health authorities.
    calendar icon 4 October 2012
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    By: Lucy Towers
    Asia

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