One year after Mississauga, Ont. resident Kenneth Law was charged with aiding and abetting suicides in Canada, Britain and some U.S. states restricted the sale of a toxic salt, which is used to cure meats at lower concentrations but can kill people in small doses at higher levels of purity.Arlyn McAdorey/The Canadian Press
New Zealand is the latest country to crack down on the online sales of a food additive after a coroner on the archipelago linked four recent suicides to Kenneth Law, the Mississauga man accused of killing 14 people in Ontario after selling them the substance.
New Zealand coroner Alexandra Cunninghame said her country has formed a working group of customs officials and representatives from its Environmental Protection Authority and Ministry…
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