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Melamine Food Poisoning Addressed in New England Journal of Medicine
The December 25, 2008 edition of The New England Journal of Medicine has an informative article on the global melamine food-poisoning outbreak of 2008. Included in this article is a list of food products that have been withdrawn from the U.S. market due to melamine contamination. This list includes the following products:- White Rabbit candies
- Fresh and Crispy Jacobina Biscuits
- Koala March cookies
- Yili Pure Milk
- Yili Sour Milk
- Blue Cat Flavor Drink
- Mr. Brown coffee
- Sweet Time Christmas Dressy Bear chocolates
- Topaz Hazelnut Wafer Rolls candies
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