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Press: EU bans bisphenol A chemical from babies' bottles |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| The European Commission has announced a ban on the use of bisphenol A (BPA) in plastic baby bottles from next year.
The commission cited fears that the compound could affect development and immune response in young children |
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CANSA labels BPA-free baby bottles |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| The Cancer Association of South Africa (Cansa) has started endorsing plastic baby bottles as free of cancer-causing chemicals, after its research found that many bottles in South Africa were unsafe, it said on Wednesda |
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Press: Vuvuzela here to stay |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Johannesburg - Former South African president Nelson Mandela ordered hundreds to be taken to Zurich to support South Africa's 2010 Football World Cup bi |
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Press: Africans go crazy for Cup |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Port Elizabeth – From deep in the Ghanaian bush to the palm-shaded beaches of Mozambique, Africans are glued to the first World Cup on the continent and nothing from power cuts to death threats will keep them away |
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Press: Don't cry for me, Vuvuzela! |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Vuvuzela, soccer horn, horn, soccer world cup, world cu |
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Press: Vuvuzela innovator cashes in |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Cape Town - If only defender Neil Van Schalkwyk had not scored an equaliser for the Santos Cape Town youth team against Battswood 15 years ago, the whole blaring brouhaha over the vuvuzela might never have come to dominate the World Cup |
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Fifa orders Kulula to withdraw ad |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Johannesburg - Fifa has ordered budget airline Kulula to withdraw an advert that says it is the "Unofficial National Carrier of the You-Know-What", The Star newspaper reported on Friday |
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Press: Fifa in SA court battle over soccer keyring |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Pretoria - Fifa is hauling a South African entrepreneur and the Companies and Intellectual Property Registration Office into court over a design that an entrepreneur has legally registered. The design is for a keyholder with the year, a vuvuzela and a soccer ball |
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Press: Fifa: SA firms got their share |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Johannesburg - Half the licensed products for the World Cup are being manufactured by South African enterprises, Fifa's licensing company said on Wednesday |
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Press: Zakumi maker forced to stop work |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Johannesburg - A Chinese factory contracted to produce figurines of World Cup mascot Zakumi has been forced to stop work after accusations that it was running a sweatshop, The Times reported on Tuesday |
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