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Anvisa prohibits the sale of Dori candies on suspicion of salmonella
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The National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) requested the collection of batches of Dori candies. There are indications of salmonella contamination, with a potential health risk. Altogether, seven of the company's products are involved, such as the yogurt candy, the bolete (known as “bubble gum”), in addition to the mint candy and stuffed strawberry candy — see below. The plant with a potential risk of contamination is located in Rolândia, i…
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UOLAnvisa (National Health Surveillance Agency) banned the sale of some batches of seven Dori brand products on suspicion of contamination by the salmonella bacteria. Read more (08/22/2024)
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