Last week, when the Chinese government sent five experts to talk with Japanese counterparts about those pesticide-tainted frozen gyoza (Chinese dumplings) imported from their country, the head of the team, Li Chunfeng, expressed concern over the feelings... ...full story at Japan Times
from Japan Times on Sat, Feb 09 2008
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| 31 Jan 08 |
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NHK: Chinese dumplings recalled »
YouTube video Kowaka Junichi from the consumer organization "Japan Offspring Fund" discusses the problems of illegal pesticides in Chinese foods. Today, JT Foods Co. announced a massive recall of 13 ton frozen foods, including gyoza, made in China. |
| 04 Feb 08 |
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Chinese hold talks in Tokyo on tainted 'gyoza' » Japan Times A group of Chinese experts expressed hope Sunday of coming to "a scientific conclusion" on pesticide-tainted frozen "gyoza" dumplings imported from China as they arrived in Tokyo for talks with Japanese officials. Read the full story . . . |
| 06 Feb 08 |
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'Gyoza' poisoned after leaving factory: China » Japan Times The head of the Chinese delegation in Japan for talks over recent food poisonings said Wednesday he believes the Chinese-made frozen "gyoza" dumplings were deliberately tainted with pesticide after being shipped from the factory and not during the... |
| 14 Feb 08 |
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Pesticide in 'gyoza' poisoned only 10 » Japan Times Since the revelation late last month that 10 people suffered chemical poisoning after eating China-made "gyoza" dumplings tainted with pesticide, more than 2,800 people have complained of feeling sick after eating frozen food from China. Read the full... |
| 02 Feb 08 |
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Japanese Banning Chinese Gyoza » Gaijin-in-Japan Japanese housewives are banning Chinese imported food. According to my wife, her and her friends have decided to stop buying Chinese imports after hearing of the latest tainted food incident concerning frozen gyoza and some 1,000 people becoming... |
| 06 Feb 08 |
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Japanese team finds no problems at Chinese factory in 'Gyoza' poisoning case » Japan Today The head of a Japanese government team on a fact-finding mission in China over food-poisoning cases in Japan said early Wednesday the group found no problems at a factory that produced frozen meat dumplings linked to the incidents. Taiji Harashima, head... |
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