Imported tuna fish contains poisonous cadmium intercepted - Biz Headlines

A batch of tuna fish imported from Thailand has intercept by Zhongshan Inspection and Quarantine Bureau for containing cadmium 5 times above the safety standard.

This batch of tuna fish will be destroyed according to related regulations.

Cadmium is said to be one of the most nocuous elements to human health, which may lead to toxicosis or even death.

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By: Ouyang YanSource: newsgd.com

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