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Tag Archives: Sanlu
Sanlu name sold for 7.3 million yuan
Beijing Times: An auction of the assets of the failed dairy brand Sanlu was held yesterday in Shijiazhuan, Hebei province.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, earthquakes, flu, H1N1, Hu Jintao, lottery, Sanlu
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Man sues hospital after a dropped needle pricks his foot
The Beijing News: A man recently sued Beijing’s Ditan Hospital after he was pricked by an HIV-contaminated needle.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged AIDS, fire, HIV, hospitals, lawsuits, Sanlu, The Beijing News
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Fires, explosions and the death of an adult video actress
The Beijing News: A building which is going to be used a shopping mall in Chaoyang District called Lecheng International (乐城国际) caught fire yesterday afternoon.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged fire, pension, Sanlu, The Beijing News, wolf
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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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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.
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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