No twit
try learning how to read, they were banned because of too many added
VITAMINS, not sugar or salt.
jren57 wrote:
> "Ted Rosenberg" > wrote in message
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>>The REASON they were rejected is because they had high levels of
>>VITAMINS added, and Denmark's food agency doesn't believe in added
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> vitamins.
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> The real problem with Kellogg's cereals are the high levels of sugar and
> salt added, and that applies to Heinz products as well!
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