A cooking oil supplier has denied an allegation in local media that it imported and distributed oil containing a carcinogen that exceeds international safety limits.
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China is a smoker's paradise. Despite efforts to limit or ban smoking in public spaces, smokers don't have much to worry about. Not even hospitals or schools have been able to uniformly ban legal...
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Other names it goes by Ethanol, tea, trolamine, nitrilotris
What's it used in? Mascara, moisturiser, shampoo, shaving foam
What does it do? It's used to balance the pH...
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How laughably ironic that Sarah Hart is so concerned about 'anti-smoking fanatics . . . imposing their views on me and the rest of the community' (South China Morning Post, May 27).
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THE Consumer Council wants the Government to consider imposing labelling requirements on cosmetics makers after the council found some lipsticks contained a suspected carcinogen.
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