China crackdown unearths more tainted milk
Monday, 8 February 2010
More than 170 tonnes of milk powder have been recalled in China amid a 10-day nationwide crackdown on melamine-tainted dairy products, authorities have said.
The recall is the latest of dairy products to resurface from a 2008 contamination scandal that hit the country.
Two dairy companies in the Ningxia Hui autonomous region were closed for selling tainted milk powder on Saturday, while candies made with tainted milk powder were found in Jilin province on Sunday (February 7).
Source: ASIA NEWS NETWORK
