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Truth In Advertising Department; Candy Bar Division

By Bruce Nye

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Not sure how CBL missed this story, which has been flying around the internets for the last two weeks or so.  But it seems the California Department of Public Health recently tested some candy bars imported from Pakistan and found that the secret ingrediant was lead, which is on not just the Proposition 65 list but on about every list of toxins in the world.  The FDA reports the importer, Circle City Marketing and Distributing, dba Candy Dynamics, has voluntarily recalled the bars.  Good idea.

Oh yeah, the name of the bars?  Toxic Waste® and Nuclear Sludge®

HT to Proposition 65 Clearing House.

Toxicwastebar

Full post as published by CalBizLit on February 03, 2011 (boomark / email).

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