Rat Meat and Adorable Woodland Creatures Passed Off As Mutton in China
"How many rats does it take to put together a sheep?"
"How many rats does it take to put together a sheep?"
The government raises its food quality standards.
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Cash rewards of 300,000 yuan ($48,200).
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Time to take grandpa off the bear claws.
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Companies like Heinz and Nestle are gaining ground.
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