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Costco puts California on high alert after dangerous invasive species found on plants sold at its warehouse outlets
Costco has placed California on high alert after a dangerous invasive species was discovered on plants sold at its warehouse outlets. The finding has raised concerns about ecological risks and potential regulatory actions.
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