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December 11th, 2011
Radiated milk powder gives us a serious lesson
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It is the true that Chinese milk market would not as popular as foreign brands in oversea countries. But the radiated milk scandal makes the customers who believe in oversea milk market better than the domestic market disappoint about the brand milk powder. The Chinese scandal which caused the civilians suspicious with the Chinese food safety, Many Chinese customers put the attention to the oversea market to guarantee the food safety. The mainly products is about the milk and pork due to the two important food scandal in the 2011. The milk and pork suffered from the reliable crisis. The top reliable crises in China:
Melamine Milk scandal : Six babies were killed and more than 300,000 were left sickened after consuming infant formula contaminated with the industrial chemical melamine and the scandal make the civilians lost the confidence in the milk industry. The baby food industry has sunk into gloomy for a long period time. Many brand enterprises has to use the promotional way to push the sales of milk.
Pesticide-drenched ‘yard-long’ beans
More than 3.5 tons of “yard-long” green beans contaminated with banned pesticide isocarbophos, were destroyed after being discovered on sale in the central city of Wuhan in March 2010. The beans had come from the southern city of Sanya, and allegations of another attempted cover-up followed after the Sanya agricultural law enforcement bureau said it was “inconsiderate” of Wuhan authorities to publicise the case.
Leather milk
In February 2011 reports emerged of another milk contamination scandal, this time using leather-hydrolyzed protein which, like melamine, appears to boost the protein-content of milk, thereby enhancing its value. The problem had been detected as early as March 2009 reported the official China Daily newspaper reported Friday. China announced this month it was closing almost half of its dairies in a bid to clean up the industry. Millions of the parents confused the Chinese milk to choose the foreign milk brand.
‘Aluminum’ dumplings
The news released many of China’s rice crop was contaminated with the heavy metals from the 696 samples of food made with flour ,including dumplings and steamed buns , almost nearly one third of them were found to have difference level of aluminum which exceed the standard.
Glow-in-the-dark pork
Reports and photographs surfaced last month showing pork that glowed an eerie, iridescent blue when the kitchen lights were turned off. Online users dubbed it “Avatar” meat and remained sceptical despite reassurances from the Shanghai Health Supervision Department which said the pork that has been contaminated by phosphorescent bacteria and was still safe eat if well-cooked.
Lean meat powder pork
China has fought a long-running battle with the use of the steroid clenbuterol in pork production. Known as ‘lean meat powder’, it can cause dizziness, heart palpitations, diarrhoea and profuse sweating. The most recent case occurred last March in a stock market-listed pork producer, but China has acknowledged 18 outbreaks of food-related clenbuterol poisoning between 1998 and 2007, according to a report on the Shanghai Food Safety website.
Toxic take-away boxes
In April 2010 more than 7m toxic disposable food containers were seized in eastern province of Jiangxi. Although banned in 1999, the foam-boxes are still in widespread use in China, releasing toxic elements when warmed by food. The chemicals have the potential to damage livers, kidneys and reproductive organs.
Sewer’ oil
An undercover investigation by a professor from Wuhan Polytechnic University in March 2010 estimated that one in 10 of all meals in China were cooked using recycled oil, often scavenged from the drains beneath restaurants. The State Food and Drug Administration issued a nationwide emergency ordering an investigation into the scandal of the so-called ‘sewer’ oil, which further dented public confidence in the food industry.
Cadmium’ rice
Research published in February claimed that up to 10 per cent of rice sold in China was contaminated with heavy metals, including cadmium. Data collected by Nanjing Agricultural University found that the problem was most acute in Southern provinces, where in some areas 60 per cent of samples were contaminated, some with up to five times the legal limit.
The brand milk cannot guarantee the good quality, The Japanese MEIJI is the best example. The expensive price not always guarantees the safety.
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Tag: radiated milk scandal food safety, baby food,
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Posted by jessica879108 on December 11th, 2011, 13:12
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