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Recently, a consumer health watchdog group found levels of lead and cadmium in some of the chocolate brands we eat

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A man got a nasty bonus surprise after opening a 6 inch sandwich bought from Subway. He found an entire rat hidden among the spinach inside the subway sandwich.

The customer, Jones was horrified and afraid that the spinach used by the store may have been contaminated by the rodent. The health department turned up for inspections looking for rat droppings and other dead rodents. Investigations determined that the rodent problem did not come from the store but was probably from the bagged spinach.

The customers received an apology from Subway and a full refund.

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MAN FINDS DEAD RAT IN HIS 6 INCH SUBWAY SANDWICH

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A man got a nasty bonus surprise after opening a 6 inch sandwich bought from Subway. He found an entire rat hidden among the spinach inside the subway sandwich. The customer, Jones was horrified and afraid that the spinach used by the store may have been contaminated by the rodent.

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We often read about food scares in the news and increasingly, on blogs and social media.

Discuss the three examples:

What would you do to evaluate how credible these articles are?

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China's history with food safety is a rocky one, but even in the annals of robbery and abuse, this will go down in infamy.

Various reports in Singapore media have said that Chinese companies are mass producing fake rice made, in part, out of plastic, according to one online publication Very Vietnam.

The "rice" is made by mixing potatoes, sweet potatoes and plastic. The potatoes are first formed into the shape of rice grains. Industrial synthetic resins are then added to the mix. The rice reportedly stays hard even after being cooked.

The Korean-language Weekly Hong Kong reported that the fake rice is being sold in the Chinese town of Taiyuan, in Shaanxi province.

"A Chinese Restaurant Association official said that eating three bowls of this fake rice would be like eating one plastic bag. Due to the seriousness of the matter, he added that there would be an investigation of factories alleged to be producing the rice," Very Vietnam noted.

Unfortunately, it's not the first time fake rice has been sold in China, according to China's Global Times.

Previously, a company in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province had added flavoring to ordinary rice to synthesize "Wuchang rice," which is regarded to be the best rice in the country.

About 300,000 people were injured and at least six infants died in 2008 when Chinese milk and infant formula was found to be adulterated with melamine, which was thought to help the milk pass nutrition tests.

Later that year, melamine was also discovered in Chinese eggs.

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China's poor treated to fake rice made from plastic: report

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China's history with food safety is a rocky one, but even in the annals of robbery and abuse, this will go down in infamy. Various reports in Singapore media have said that Chinese companies are mass producing fake rice made, in part, out of plastic, according to one online publication Very Vietnam.