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MORE BEER POISONINGS IN BRAZIL, OFFICIALS URGE EXTREME CAUTION

Published On 28 Jan 2020 07:30 AM

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The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Supply (MAPA) conducted tests and found diethylene glycol in 32 lots of ten Backer beers.
Tests confirm the presence of diethylene glycol in 32 lots of 10 Backer beers.
The affected drinks are Capixaba, Belorizontina, Fargo 46, Capitão Senra, Brown, Pele Vermelha, Backer D2, Corleone, Backer Trigo, and Backer Pilsen.

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