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The nation is eating more rice than ever before, from ready meals to breakfast cereals, but some leading scientists and experts warn that certain types of commonly consumed rice contain a worrying level of naturally occurring arsenic. As evidence emerges about the harm this could potentially cause, particularly to children, new maximum levels of arsenic in food are being proposed by the Government and the European Union. Morland Sanders investigates these proposals and reveals the results of tests on a selection of popular rice products
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Yeah, eating rice has decimated the population of China and India.
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Yes, but are they all mad?
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My poor Rice Krispies - doomed i tells ya
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I hope this arsenic is natural, gm free ,organic and fair trade
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Indian Basmati rice came out not too bad
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Its NOT funny.. Snap, Crackle and Pop-your-clogs :(
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