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Poisonous sausages remain on shelves

Jun 18, 2009
By Adam Mullett

The advertizing remains despite warning from health officials that the sausages may be cancerous.
VILNIUS - Sausages containing the additive E250 that were in April flagged by the State Veterinary and Food Service (SVFS) as harmful when cooked on a fire, will remain on shelves at least until next year, experts say. A collective bureaucratic im-pass has brought the discussion on the sausages to a standstill, with each of the three responsible bodies saying they are waiting for the other to act. "The result is without answers from the Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Health 's we se ...

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