[Answer] 5. In 2007, The U.S. Food and Drug Administration advised consumers not to use some toothpastes made in China. Why?

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...1. It had a chemical that was potentially toxic 2. It was produced by slave labor 3. It cost too much to import 4. potential for SARS In June of 2007 the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, along with corresponding agencies in Panama, Puerto Rico, Australia, and a number of other countries advised against the use of some brands of toothpaste made in China, due to the presence of a chemical called diethylene glycol or DEG. The chemical was used as a sweetening agent. The chemical was widely used in antifreeze and could have potentially been fatal if ingested.

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It had a chemical that was potentially toxic:

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