More here: asahi.com : Different poison found in ‘gyoza’ – ENGLISH
Traces of another pesticide were detected in gyoza dumplings made by the same Chinese company whose products have led to food-poisoning cases in Japan, the Japanese Consumers’ Co-operative Union (JCCU) said Tuesday.
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