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Tag Archives: milk
The year of the breastfeeding flash mob in China – a father’s account
This has been the year of the flash mob in China, the breastfeeding flash mob to be exact. In May, August and September of this year, Chinese mothers bared their breasts in public to help galvanize a tiny yet growing … Continue reading
Posted in Business and the Economy, Health and Medicine, School and Education
Tagged babies, breastfeeding, breasts, children, dairy, Danwei.com, education, Formula, Infants, milk, mothers
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For non-toxic milk, dad raises goats on a roof
The front page of today’s Chongqing Times features a cartoon pictograph: goat + grass = milk. The headline reads, “This father raised 5 goats so that his daughter could drink non-toxic milk.” He keeps the goats on the roof, where other people commonly … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Danwei.com, Military Promotion, milk, Milk Formula
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Breast feeding rebels in China
Chengdu, China — A peaceful parental counter-movement is growing that is beginning to question the popular reliance in China on medically assisted births and infant formula, as well as the Tiger Mom ethos that puts children through the educational grinder. They … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture, Health and Medicine, Internet and Media, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged breastfeeding, Childcare, children, Danwei.com, milk, Milk Formula
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Good and bad news for food safety
Shenyang Evening News reports on caustic soda in beef tendon and leather in milk.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged food safety, milk, Shenyang Evening News
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Infant formula pushers: round two
Tianjin’s Metro Express runs a Xinhua article on maternity ward infant formula promotions.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged infant formula, Metro Express, milk, milk powder, Xinhua
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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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Selling out patient privacy to the milk industry
The Mirror describes how companies buy personal information about pregnant women from hospitals so they can market to them directly.
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged hospitals, infant formula, milk, Mirror, personal information, privacy, SMS
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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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May the Milk Wars commence!
Ads and PR for beleaguered milk companies Yili, Bright and Mengniu.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Guest Contributor
Tagged advertising, Bright Dairy, melamine, Mengniu, milk, milk scandal, public relations, Sanlu, Yili
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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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