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So here's the down and dirty. Chinese companies have been adding a poison to their food products to make them test higher for protein and earn them more cash money. Of course the problem with this is that the food is consumed by human beings (and other warm blooded animals) which leads to kidney failure. Without functioning kidneys, we get sick and die.
The Chinese government to their credit pulled all potentially poisonous food products from their store shelves as did every other country in the world except for one, ours where they are sold at a reduced cost at super this or that mart.
Honestly, I don't think I can take much more of this. Enough already!
Associated Press | October 31, 2008
Melamine already in global food chain
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But while scientists say it's not dangerous to ingest small amounts, they cannot be definitive because there have been no tests on melamine's effects in humans. Until the contaminated baby formula became public in September, there was never any reason to.
That leaves consumers worldwide, particularly parents, worried about food products from China, and even those made elsewhere with ingredients imported from Chinese companies."
BBC | October 31, 2008
Chinese melamine scandal widens
"The toxic chemical melamine is probably being routinely added to Chinese animal feed, state media has reported. Correspondents say the unusually frank reports in several news outlets are an admission that contamination could be widespread throughout the food chain."
Associated Press | October 31, 2008
Nestle sends experts for melamine tests in China
"Dairy products contaminated with an industrial chemical have sickened tens of thousands of children in China and are blamed in the deaths of four infants. Dairy suppliers are said to have added melamine, a chemical used to make plastics and fertilizer, to watered-down milk to dupe quality control tests and make the product appear rich in protein.
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InjuryBoard | October 30, 2008
Scary Halloween Treats: Keeping an Eye Out for Melamine
"The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has recalled Sherwood Brand’s Pirate’s Gold Milk Chocolate Coins, which were made in China, because they tested positive for melamine. The FDA maintains that the product was only distributed in Canada, but that they are still keeping an eye on the situation."
The Bulletin | October 30, 2008
Halloween Candy May Be Tainted
"Worldwide, melamine has been discovered in a variety of candy products, resulting in numerous product recalls. For example, Nestle, the Korean-owned manufacturer of Kit Kat, recalled a batch of mini Kit Kats at the request of the Korea Food and Drug Administration in early October after multiple statements indicating their candies produced in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong were clear of melamine contamination."
Associated Press | October 30, 2008
Report: China's animal feed tainted with melamine
"Animal feed producers in China commonly add the industrial chemical melamine to their products to make them appear higher in protein, state media reported Thursday, an indication that the scope of the country's latest food safety scandal could extend beyond milk and eggs."
Associated Press | October 30, 2008
Hong Kong finds melamine in yet more China eggs
"Subsequent tests found melamine in a variety of Chinese-made products from milk and chocolate bars to yoghurt exported around the world, including egg products in South Korea, leading to items being pulled from shop shelves."
Reuters | October 13, 2008
China milk scandal companies apologize
"The scandal has savaged the companies' share prices and prompted Seattle-based coffee chain Starbucks Corp to pull Mengniu milk from its 300-plus stores last month. Chinese health officials last week said that nearly 10,700 infants and children were still in hospital after drinking toxic milk and formula. More than 36,000 children had left hospital after being treated."
Brasscheck TV | Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Take this seriously and pass it along
In China, ANYTHING made with Chinese-manufactured milk powder before September 14th was PULLED from their store shelves.
In the US, this garbage is still being sold!
Foods at risk: ANY food manufactured in China and potentially any food containing milk powder. US food manufacturers imported millions of pounds of milk powder from China before September 14th. The FDA continues to allow to be sold.
This includes chocolate, cookies, cakes, and even things like packaged macaroni and cheese.
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