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Category Archives: Milk
Shaanxi dairy repackages melamine-tainted milk powder
Arrests over rebranding of milk powder left over from last year’s scandal.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Milk
Tagged Chinese Business View, melamine, milk
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Melamine in New Zealand milk products
Melamine in the milk: Et tu New Zealand?
Posted in Milk
Tagged Fonterra, food safety, melamine, milk, New Zealand, quality control, Sanlu, Tatua
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Cows for rent, wet nurses for 18,000 yuan a month
Wet nurses are making a comeback in the wake of the melamine milk scandal, and some are asking for 20,000 yuan a month for the use of their breasts.
China’s quality regulator resigns…
Fallout from the melamine milk scandal: Li Changjiang, the chief of China’s General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine has resigned.
Posted in Milk
Tagged food safety, Li Changjiang, melamine, milk, quality control, Wang Yong
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Breast milk: more than 400 nutrients but no melamine
A brief Q&A with Xiao Wu, author and breastfeeding advocate, about effects the melamine baby formula scandal may have on child rearing habits in China.
Posted in Milk
Tagged books, breastfeeding, child-rearing, melamine, milk, San Lu, Xiao Wu, Yanhong Wheeler
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