BBC News - Canada 'orders Briton to stop selling Marmite and Irn Bru' - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news...
"The owner of a British food shop in Canada says he has been ordered to stop selling Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn Bru because they contain illegal additives." - Iain Baker
Enriched with vitamins? OH NO. (I honestly don't get that one. The other stuff makes sense, even if it's ok elsewhere - not like there aren't things here banned in the EU, and we have something against Vegemite and Kinder Eggs.) - Jennifer Dittrich
There's a place close to my house that sells Kinder Eggs. So far no one has said anything to them. - Gabrielle
The FDA doesn't allow food items to have non-food items in them, which is why Kinder Eggs are not legal in the US—apparently, American children have the problem of swallowing the toys, unlike all other children on earth. - Glen Campbell
" "enriched with vitamins and mineral" - we could enrich the product but does this mean its healthy ? e.g 2000mg of sodium per day is upped to 4000mg /day.. (enriched) would that make u healthy or unhealthy ?? - Peter Dawson
Pah... you can still get the stuff. I know a guy ;) - Brent Schaus
@SLippy, thats what you get when u Mac food. its totally enriched with it )- http://nutrition.mcdonalds.com/getnutr... - Peter Dawson
Glen: does that mean king cakes aren't food? - bentley
@Betsy, yah its only food during Xmas season .. rest of the year its banned !! LOL - Peter Dawson
Nooooooooo!!! - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
HEY! Stop bagging Vegemite, Slippy! - Melly #FForever