Govt to talk food ban with EU
By Zhu Zhe | China Daily | Updated: 2008-12-05 07:43
A worker at Hebei Beilande Dairy in Xingtai, Hebei province, arranges boxes of milk products yesterday, two days after the company resumed its supplies. The firm , earlier known as Xingtai Sanlu Dairy, was the largest milk production base of the Sanlu Group, whose baby milk food was the first to be found with high levels of melamine. Later other firms' products were also found to contain melamine and caused the death of six infants and left about 294,000 ill. Huang Tao |
The government yesterday expressed concern over the European Union's ban on Chinese soy products and baking powder because they reportedly contain melamine.
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