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1. Weekly China Statistics Update
(Statistics/ Statistics 2008)
...se firms, fell 8.8 points in the second quarter. - The government reserved RMB300m in subsidies for dairy farmers following the melamine-contaminated milk scandal that killed four infants and sic...
Saturday, 11 October 2008

South Korea has found melamine in 10 Chinese-produced dairy products and related foods, including M&Ms, Snickers and Kit Kat, Reuters reports.   The national Korean food agency exami
Tuesday, 07 October 2008

6 More Arrests in Dairy Scandal Chinese police have detained six people suspected of producing and selling melamine, Reuters reports. The toxic chemical is the cause of China's ongoing contaminated&
Tuesday, 07 October 2008

...Cereal" and said the amount of melamine in its products is a fraction of what was found in Chinese dairy products. The Hong Kong government said Heinz was urged to recall all its products with ...
Sunday, 05 October 2008

...s is part of efforts to quell public anger and sliding consumer confidence as the ongoing contaminated dairy products scandal severely affects the nation's dairy and related food industries. T...
Friday, 03 October 2008

...ality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine said it identified 15 more companies producing contaminated dairy products, Bloomberg reports.   The government published a new report on its...
Friday, 03 October 2008

7. Family Files Lawsuit Over Tainted Milk
(News/News October 2008)
...law suit, filed in China's central Henan province, is the first in relation to the ongoing contaminated dairy scandal, state media reports. Sanlu Group, which is majority-owned by the Chinese g...
Thursday, 02 October 2008

...candal. It has withdrawn 11 chocolate products made in Beijing, including Cadbury Eclairs and packets of Dairy Milk chocolates following lab tests.   The Times in London reports that &qu...
Tuesday, 30 September 2008

9. China Subsidises Loans to Dairy Producers
(News/News September 2008)
The Chinese government said it will subsidise loans to domestic dairy producers to promote raw milk purchases, Reuters reports. Milk consumption has dropped sharply nationwide after 22 national dairy
Tuesday, 30 September 2008

...r Brown instant coffees and milk teas, Taiwan-based King Car Food Industrial Co. Ltd. used "a non-dairy creamer imported from China's Shandong Duqing Inc." The creamer has reportedly been...
Monday, 29 September 2008

... Cereal" and said the amount of melamine in its products is a fraction of what was found in Chinese dairy products. The Hong Kong government said Heinz was urged to recall all its products with m...
Monday, 29 September 2008

12. Weekly China Statistics Update
(Statistics/ Statistics 2008)
- A total of 7,074 tonnes of tainted dairy products have been removed from retail outlets across China, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) said in a statement. Most of it was mi
Sunday, 28 September 2008

13. EU Bans Chinese Food
(News/News September 2008)
...ted milk products have made it to the UK." Related stories: More Countries Ban Chinese Dairy Products http://www.bizchina-update.com/content/view/1384/2/ Tesco, Aust...
Saturday, 27 September 2008

14. More Countries Ban Chinese Dairy Products
(News/News September 2008)
France, South Korea and India have banned Chinese dairy goods after the toxic chemical melamine was found in several imported milk products. The World Health Organisation has said the contamination in
Thursday, 25 September 2008

...nic http://www.bizchina-update.com/content/view/1371/2/ 53,000 Children Hospitalised in Dairy Scandal http://www.bizchina-update.com/content/view/1368/2/ Nestle Says Dairy Pro...
Thursday, 25 September 2008

Japanese and Swiss dairy producers have expressed their intention to enter China's dairy market as Chinese consumers increasingly avoid scandal-tainted local products.   Japan's Asahi Br
Thursday, 25 September 2008

17. Toxic Fish Feed Not Linked to China
(News/News September 2008)
...contaminated with the chemical melamine, the same toxic substance that is causing China’s current dairy industry scandal. The Korean government said it had found traces of the chemical in...
Wednesday, 24 September 2008

18. Sanlu Knew of Melamine-Contamination
(News/News September 2008)
Chinese dairy company Sanlu Group received complaints of children falling ill after drinking its products as early as December 2007, state media reports. Government officials and the company, however,
Wednesday, 24 September 2008

...ese products in your house, don't eat." Related story: 53,000 Children Hospitalised in Dairy Scandal http://www.bizchina-update.com/content/view/1368/2/ ...
Tuesday, 23 September 2008

... of five children that have fallen sick are under two years old. The fallout from the contaminated dairy products scandal has reached Singapore, where reports suggest the toxic chemical has bee...
Monday, 22 September 2008

21. Nestle Says Dairy Products Are Clean
(News/News September 2008)
Nestle dairy products have been withdrawn from shelves of two Hong Kong supermarket chains after a local newspaper reported that the government found melamine in Neslac Gold. Nestle says its products
Monday, 22 September 2008

22. Asian Countries Ban Chinese Milk Products
(News/News September 2008)
Several Asian countries, including Japan, Singapore and Malaysia, have banned Chinese dairy products after baby formula and fluid milk was found to be contaminated with melamine, a toxic chemical ad
Sunday, 21 September 2008

...l in China. Yili is one of 22 companies that the Chinese government has accused of selling contaminated dairy products in China. Campbell Recalls Soups in HK and Macau Another food scare as...
Sunday, 21 September 2008

24. Melamine Found Also in Fresh Milk
(News/News September 2008)
Health inspectors have found melamine-contaminated fresh- and long-life milk from three major dairy producers, state media reports.   Fresh and long-life milk samples of China's most-tru
Friday, 19 September 2008

...sued statements confirming their outlets used products provided by Mengniu, one of China’s largest dairy suppliers, after melamine was found in some of its milk products.   KFC dr...
Friday, 19 September 2008

...al in China. Yili is one of 22 companies that the Chinese government has accused of selling contaminated dairy products in China.   China Lifts U.S. Poultry Ban Trade officials said th...
Friday, 19 September 2008

27. Government Acts As Baby Milk Scandal Worsens
(News/News September 2008)
On Wednesday, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao ordered all dairy products in mainland China to be inspected for melamine contamination, and promised that the entire dairy industry would be reformed. &n
Thursday, 18 September 2008

28. 22 Companies Implicated in Baby Milk Scandal
(News/News September 2008)
Sanlu was not the only company selling contaminated dairy products, an investigation by Chinese authorities has uncovered. A total of 69 batches of formula made by 22 different producers was found to
Wednesday, 17 September 2008

29. Fonterra Says Contaminated Milk Was Sabotage
(News/News September 2008)
New Zealand's Fonterra, a major shareholder of China's dairy producer Sanlu, said it believes that the contamination of baby milk products in China is the result of sabotage, Australian media reports.
Tuesday, 16 September 2008

...ncident” is how Xinhua news agency today headlines the poisoning of young children by contaminated dairy products.   The story is huge news in China, and has now reached the leve...
Sunday, 14 September 2008

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