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Tag Archives: food safety
Sanlu ad spoofs
This series of spoof Sanlu ads has already been scrubbed from Chinese video sharing sites but is still on Youtube. The country bumpkin voice-over parodies the original ads, saying that Sanlu powder guarantees kidney stones etc.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged food safety, melamine, milk, quality control, Sanlu
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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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Time to buy shares in soy milk companies
Starbucks is serving only soy milk: could this be the start of a revival in the popularity of the traditional Chinese drink?
Posted in Business
Tagged food safety, melamine, milk, milk powder, quality control, Sanlu, soy, soy milk
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Sanlu milk powder covers the Sahara
Sanlu’s September 2008 TV commercial for Western media, with the copy “For the past 15 years we have enough sale volume covered the entire sahara desert”. The ‘volume’ refers to milk powder.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged advertising, food safety, marketing, melamine, milk, PR, PR crisis, Sanlu
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Provincial government admits wrongdoing in milk scandal
Dongguan Times (东莞时报): A news conference in which the Hebei vice governor told the media that melamine was tested in 2005.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged food safety, Hebei, melamine, quality control, Sanlu
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Abreast of the melamine milk scandal
Updates and translations of Internet comments about the Sanlu melamine milk scandal.
Posted in Quality control
Tagged Bright Dairy, food safety, melamine, Mengniu, Sanlu, Yashili, Yili
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New Zealand PM says milk scandal hushed up for weeks
More on the evolving San Lu melamine milk scandal and its connection to New Zealand dairy group Fronterra.
Posted in Quality control
Tagged food safety, Fronterra, Helean Clark, milk powder, quality control, Sanlu
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Dog meat ban for Olympics
No dog meat for the Olympics.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Beijing, dog meat, food, food safety, Olympics
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Multinationals and their sins in China
Excerpts from an article by Paul French: ‘Why is China different for western brands?’
Posted in Business
Tagged branding, Burger King, CSR, environment, food safety, green development, HSBC, LVMH, McDonalds, Minute Maid, multinational corporations, Paul French, PR, Sexy Beijing, Starbucks, subway
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MSG is good
Debunking the MSG myth.