The lead headline in today’s Daily Sunshine announces that according to a list released by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of China, three imported batches of Pringles Potato Chips were found to contain potassium bromate, a carcinogen, in July. The additive is allowed in Japanese and American markets, where the Pringles in question were supposed to be sold.
The front page photo shows police investigating a gas posioning incident which resulted in the death of two people. The couple’s neighbor said that it may have been a suicide, but this has not confirmed by the police.
Other headlines:
- Shenzhen Tianwei Cable TV company announced yesterday that customers who fail to pay their cable TV fee will have their personal credit rating affected;
- JIangsu Shuntian Football wants to buy Shenzhen Shangqingyin to achieve their goal of playing in China’s first class league. Jiangsu has spent seven years attempting to make it in the super league without any success, so they are considering buying their way in;