jack_ryder (
jack_ryder) wrote2006-10-26 11:04 am
Back to your lives
There is no ban on Vegemite in the US
Who'd have thought the Australian press would screw up so badly?
Oh well, things will be better soon...
Who'd have thought the Australian press would screw up so badly?
Oh well, things will be better soon...

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Do the men exist, and did they say this, and did it happen? Or should we just believe the FDA when they say we should have but didn't?
Paul Watkins has his store at http://about-australia-shop.com/ and all the vegemite containing products are "out of stock".
Daniel Fogarty is found at http://www.geelonginfo.com.au/readarticle.asp?articleid=21187
"Former Geelong Advertiser reporter Daniel Fogarty was among people to raise international alarm after he and his partner Sarah Egan were asked by US border police if they were carrying any Vegemite into the country."
I suspect the Geelong Advertiser is the origin of the story. They tell their story here, (google cached because the page broke) http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:http%3A//www.geelonginfo.com.au/readarticle.asp%3Farticleid%3D21165
Shane Simmons on http://www.eyestrainproductions.com/es/pivot/entry.php?id=106 had his Vegemite taken away travelling from Hawaii to Vancouver because it was considered a gel. All liquids and gels were trashed, because everyone knows that anything not solid can explode on a plane.
Good old Advertiser, a Media watch favourite.