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A government toxicity analysis has revealed that one of the most popular brand of peanut butter “Nuteez” is unfit for human consumption. According to the analysis, Nuteez Peanut Butter exceeds the maximum required limit for total aflatoxins hence not fit for human consumption.
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A government toxicity analysis has revealed that one of the most popular brand of peanut butter “Nuteez” is unfit for human consumption.
According to the analysis, Nuteez Peanut Butter exceeds the maximum required limit for total aflatoxins hence not fit for human consumption.
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