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1271 2013-09-19 Prof. Chang Yan-hsien Visits Tati(Daixde) Wenshan Branch for Lunar Mid-Autumn Blessing Ritual Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 485
1272 2013-09-19 Friends of A-bian Accompany President Chen Celerbrating the Mid-Autumn Festival with Sky Lantern Blessing Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 385
1273 2013-09-18 "Modern Version of the Trojan Horse - Decryption of the Trade Pact Crisis" New Book Released Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 362
1274 2013-09-14 The Wander and Return of Taiwan Independence Movement: Ng Chiautong and Taiwan Sōtokufu Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 495
1275 2013-09-14 Diligently for the People and Strengthen Taiwan - DPP's 8 Years in Office Seminar Final Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 332
1276 2013-09-15 Holy Mountain PaPaGo XCV Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 670
1277 2013-09-10 Tati Journal No. 39 Packaging Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 374
1278 2013-09-08 Ninth Ketagalan Blvd. Taiwan Flag Raising Ceremony - 908 Taiwan Republic Campaign Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 382
1279 2013-09-07 China's Rise and the Emerging Democratic Frontier in Asia-Pacific - International Symposium Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 487
1280 2013-09-08 San Francisco Peace Treaty and Taiwan National Identity - Expose Ma Government's One China Framework Betraying Taiwan Forum Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 396
 
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Newsflash

The government yesterday ordered certain food and drink products that use emulsifiers to be removed from stores unless they can provide proof that their products are free of the chemical di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP).

Affected items include sports drinks, juice, tea beverages, syrup and jams, as well as tablet supplements and powdered food products, Department of Health (DOH) Minister Chiu Wen-ta (邱文達) said.

All products in the five categories need be certified to be free of the chemical before being put on the market, he said.