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New York bans trans-fats - Reuters

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ReutersNew York bans trans-fatsReuters - Jul 2, 2008By Edith Honan NEW YORK (Reuters) - One New York City chef spent a year mastering a trans-fat-free version of his sfogliatella pastries.Video: Bakers Struggle As NYC Bans Trans Fat AssociatedPressBig Apple enforces trans fat ban in eateries Food ConsumerInternational Business Times - The Associated Press - AFP - Monsters and Critics.comall 358 news articles

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