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Safety bint

When buying canned fruit, the U.S. Consumer and Marketing Service says you should avoid cans that show signs of bulging or swelling at the ends or of leakage.

Small dents in a can will not harm the contents unless the dents have pierced the metal or loosened the can seam.

Fruits sold in glass jars with twist-off lids are tightly sealed to preserve the contents. If you find any indication that the lid has been tampered with, return the jar to the store

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