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Thursday, September 20, 2012

UPDATE 2-U.S. needs arsenic limits in rice - Consumer Reports

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UPDATE 2-U.S. needs arsenic limits in rice - Consumer Reports
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/09/19/usa-rice-arsenic-idUSL1E8KJ79J20120919?type=marketsNews

* Group tests more than 60 popular rice products
* Nearly all contained some level of inorganic arsenic
* Recommends consumers limit weekly intake
* Food industry opposes singling out one source of arsenic
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