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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to test for heavy metals in imported dried fish and anchovies, effective June 1. A survey by the Food Control Administration Unit (FCAU) of the Health Ministry between 2021-2022 showed some consignments contained heavy metals, especially lead and arse...
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