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To: BJungNan
Actually, it is diethylene glycol, something you were drinking in trace amounts in your orange juice in the 1980's before tanker truck washing procedures were tightened in the U.S.

Why would orange juice be in a tanker truck?

66 posted on 04/07/2008 11:00:42 PM PDT by wideminded
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To: wideminded
Why would orange juice be in a tanker truck?

How do you think they get it to the bottling plant? You think it goes from the orange straight into the carton?!

67 posted on 04/07/2008 11:02:35 PM PDT by BJungNan
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