SHANGHAI, China (AP) - Swiss food maker Nestle has issued an apology for violating government limits on iodine content in infant formula sold in China, although it denied posing a health risk.
The flap over excess iodine found in Nestle formula comes amid a national effort to improve food safety following a scandal last year over bogus Chinese-made infant formula that killed at least 12 babies.
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