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19 Aug 2013

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National Business Review

Fonterra denies DCD claims after Sri Lankan court imposes temporary ban on products

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Fonterra Cooperative Group…denies claims its products still contain traces of a nitrate inhibitor…independent testing has found no traces of DCD in any Fonterra branded products in Sri Lanka and no affected whey protein concentrate or products containing it have been sent to the country," said Johan Priem, Fonterra managing director Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa. "We are confident in the quality and safety of our products in Sri Lanka and we are currently working through our legal options there.