My personal opinion about Sanlu event: The biggest chinese milk powder manufacture, Sanlu, produced baby formula contaminated with melamine. That caused social panic and doubt towards Chinese food safety and credential of authority
from YouTube on Sat, Sep 20 2008
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| 04 Oct 08 |
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China's Sanlu Group Faces Bankruptcy »
YouTube video ZHANG:
Sanlu Group, the first reported source of the tainted milk powder scandal in China, may soon be facing bankruptcy. It's having to recall millions of dollars worth of products and issue refunds. It may also be liable to pay hospital bills for... |
| 25 Sep 08 |
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China faces baby milk crisis »
YouTube video Three babies have died and more than 6,000 have fallen ill after drinking formula milk made from contaminated powder |
| 29 Sep 08 |
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Chinese milk scandal goes beyond China and goes beyond milk! »
YouTube video British chocolate maker Cadbury on Monday became the latest foreign company to be hit by China's tainted milk scandal, ordering a recall of its Chinese-made products after saying tests "cast doubt" on their safety.
Two U.S. food makers were meanwhile... |
| 12 Sep 08 |
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China's Sanlu admits contamination of baby milk powder products » People's Daily Sanlu Group, a leading Chinese dairy producer, said it had found in its self-check that some of its baby milk powder products were contaminated by tripolycyanamide. It has decided to recall all the baby milk powder it had produced before Aug. 6... |
| 12 Sep 08 |
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Sanlu recalls 700 tons of melamine-tainted milk powder » Danwei Southern Metropolis Daily The Shijiazhuang-based dairy producer Sanlu announced that the company will recall 700 tons of infant feeding formula ("baby milk powder" 婴幼儿奶粉) that was produced before August 6. In the announcement Sanlu admitted th... |
| 16 Sep 08 |
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1,253 victims in Sanlu formula scandal » Danwei Southern Metropolis DailySeptember 16, 2008 Today's papers continue to devote their attention to the Sanlu infant formula scandal as more victims came to light. Sanlu, whose milk powder caused kidney stones in infants, has now been blamed for the 1,253... |
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