MANILA, Philippines—The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Friday warned the public against buying dented or bulging canned goods as this may be an indication of food contamination. In an advisory, the FDA urged the public to closely examine canned goods before buying them, especially those "on sale or offered with discounts." "It is possible for consumers to detect food spoilage, which can lead to food intoxication, by closely observing the integrity of the can. Never buy canned goods with dents, especially if found in the seams of the can," the FDA said. "Bulging ends may mean that there are leaks in the can or bacteria have coloniz...
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