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By Joelygirl from Ceres, CA
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Sept. 21, 2008, lots of food products in Taiwan tested with Melamine. Year 2007, US cats and dogs died suddenly, they found that pet food from China contained Melamine. Adding Melamine in milk reduces milk content and it is cheaper than milk so it lowers capitalization costs. It can give the business man more profit!
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