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Potentially carcinogenic substance in squishy dumpling toys, bol stops sales

Potentially carcinogenic substance in squishy dumpling toys, bol stops sales

Online retailer bol and candy store chain Jamin have halted sales of popular squishy dumpling toys following research by a Flemish toxicologist. The study suggests the products may contain potentially carcinogenic substances.

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