I made a short ironic documentary about my investigation of the organic local market for Melamine. Melamine is more commonly found in packaged foods containing wheat gluten from China.
from YouTube on Tue, Sep 25 2007
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| 29 Oct 08 |
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Melamine-Tainted Eggs From China »
YouTube video ANCHOR:
Despite working hard to convince the world that Chinese food is safe, Hong Kong has now found traces of melamine in some eggs imported from China.
STORY:
The eggs were imported from Chinas northeastern city. Hong Kong asked Beijing earlier ... |
| 17 May 07 |
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Set of 8 Melamine Plate Chargers - Item: 189-237 »
YouTube video Whether you have Victorian, modern or conservative china, this Set of
8 Melamine Plate Chargers will complement any style. Chargers have been
around since 1800, however, they have returned to popularity in the 90's. Keep
the tradition alive through the... |
| 27 Jan 09 |
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China puts boot into Fonterra »
YouTube video Panel 1
Chinese turn on Fonterra
Sanlu advised
Melamine OK
Fonterra denies this
âNo melamine. Full recallâ
January 28, 2009
Panel 2
Japanese bailout fund
For small firms
US accuses China
âCopyright theftâ
Worrying signs
January 28, 2009 |
| 28 Oct 08 |
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No melamine-tainted eggs found in Beijing » People's Daily No melamine-tainted eggs were found in large supermarkets and market places in Beijing after Hong Kong media reported that the melamine level of "Select Fresh Brown Eggs" imported from Dalian is 88% higher than the safety threshold.. Staff of both... |
| 22 Nov 08 |
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American Food System Fertilized With Industrial Chemical Melamine » TreeHugger Image: FactoryFarm.org on Flickr We’ve talked about the pervasive industrial chemical melamine appearing in Chinese food – from its domestic supplies of milk to its exports of wheat gluten found anywhere from pet food to chicken feed. We’ve also c... |
| 25 Dec 08 |
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China Melamine Yet Again And This Time It's Getting Mighty Fishy. » China Law Blog Most of you probably already know more about melamine than they ever expected. Melamine refers to both a chemical and to a resin produced from it. Human ingestion of melamine "may lead to reproductive damage, or bladder or kidney stones, which can lead to... |