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Topic History of: Phony & Artificially Coloured Guava-Apple Hybrid Fruit
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sapphire [/img]http://picasaweb.google.com/sapphireventure/News/ photo#5196559715742204722[img size=150]

Regret that I visit this forum too late, and only after I saw the similar news in SinChew Daily. It's not just about cheating money but health is more of a concern, with the quick money no wonder fruit seller lady now wear a Rolex. This 'fruit' was sold at RM5 per bag. The lady still can cook up story saying that one plant can bear 2 fruits only and each time took 9 months to harvest .. ..
David Dear tourists/buyers/consumers,



This "blackhearted" phony product is making a come back again in Cameron Highlands AGAIN! Especially at its Brinchang night market. So watch out! Please don't get cheated! Because such product is bad for your health too! For the sake of your beloved family members or spouses and their health, please do not buy and eat this product! Don't fall into their trap! Thank you!
anderson Its a scam from some irresponsible traders. i believe its from a syndicate.
Susan Tan I just bought these guava fruits - they cut off the skin and the colour inside looks very artificial -bright light green. This green opaque layer, 3/4 cm thick, surrounds the white core inside - but the normal guava is all white after it's skinned, the layer and the core, not like this one. Can anyone comment whether it's safe to eat? Is it chemically treated? A bit too late to ask, anyway - I started to eat last night!
Irene Mmm.......... interesting. I'll watch out for this scam. Thanks for the advice. Never thought the innocent farm products of Cameron Highlands will end up as a con scam somedays.
Ah Pang Darn it, I always trust those innocent and simple looking farmers and businessmen in Cameron Highlands. Boy I am terribly wrong about this fact. My gullible and simple mind just don't work in this reality world anymore. I've go to be more careful upon my vegetable or fruit shopping spree in Cameron Highlands. Especially dealing with new agriculture products.