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[Title] => Local food exporters urged to register in China
[Summary] => Filipino food exporters and manufacturers are urged to comply with registration requirements in China to take advantage of growing demand there.
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[Title] => Phl, China agree to keep communication lines open
[Summary] => Philippine and Chinese officials have agreed to keep their communication lines open to ensure smoother export of local fruits to China, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2012-06-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => China finds radiation on ship arriving from Japan
[Summary] => China said an abnormal level of radiation was detected on a Japanese merchant vessel when it arrived at a port in eastern China.
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[Title] => China orders stepped-up radiation checks at ports
[Summary] => China is ordering strengthened radiation monitoring of shipments arriving at its ports in the wake of Japan's nuclear emergency.
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[Title] => China tainted milk problem kept secret for months
[Summary] => Chinese authorities kept food safety concerns about a Shanghai dairy a secret for nearly a year before announcing last week that the company had been shut for producing tainted milk, an official said Thursday.
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[Title] => China to publicly expose companies breaching product safety rules
[Summary] => BEIJING,
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-- China will publicly expose companies that breach product safety regulations, the nation's quality supervisor said yesterday.
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[Title] => China bans pork imports from Philippines to prevent virus spread
[Summary] => BEIJING (Xinhua) -- China's top quality supervisor has banned imports of Philippine pork products after the island country reported finding of Ebola-Reston virus in four pig herds on its Luson island at the end of last year.
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[Title] => Beijing admits milk scare failures
[Summary] => BEIJING – In a rare admission for a Chinese leader, Premier Wen Jiabao said the government is partly responsible ...
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[Title] => GLOBAL NEWS: Tests find chemical also in liquid milk in China
[Summary] => BEIJING (AP) - China's tainted milk crisis widened yesterday after tests found the industrial chemical melamine in liquid milk produced by three of the country's leading dairy companies, the quality watchdog said. Singapore suspended the sale and import of all Chinese milk and dairy products because several tested items were contaminated.
The chief financial officer of one of the companies, Mengniu, sipped from a carton of milk at a news conference and said that only a small portion of the company's inventory had been affected.
Tainted baby formula has been blamed for killing four infants and sickening 6,200 in China since the scandal broke last week. Some 1,300 babies, mostly newborns, are currently in hospitals and 158 of them are suffering from acute kidney failure. Thousands of parents across the country were bringing their children to hospitals for health checks.
The crisis was initially thought to have been confined to tainted milk powder. But about 10 percent of liquid milk samples taken from Mengniu Dairy Group Co. and Yili Industrial Group Co. — China's two largest dairy producers — contained melamine, according to the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine. Milk from Shanghai-based Bright Dairy also showed contamination.
Singapore's Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority said tests revealed traces of melamine in samples of a Yili-brand yogurt bar and Dutch Lady-brand strawberry milk manufactured in China. Authorities said they plan to destroy all samples of these two products in Singapore. Officials also warned local food manufacturers against using milk products from China as ingredients.
Hong Kong's two biggest grocery chains, PARKnSHOP and Wellcome, pulled all liquid milk by Mengniu from shelves yesterday. A day earlier, Hong Kong had recalled milk, yogurt, ice cream and other products made by Yili Industrial Group Co.
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[Title] => DOH issues milk alert
[Summary] => Health Secretary Francisco Duque III urged the public yesterday to exercise caution in buying milk as health authorities in China recalled infant formula found containing melamine, a substance used to make plastic and fertilizer.
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INSPECTION AND QUARANTINE
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[Title] => Phl, China agree to keep communication lines open
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[Title] => GLOBAL NEWS: Tests find chemical also in liquid milk in China
[Summary] => BEIJING (AP) - China's tainted milk crisis widened yesterday after tests found the industrial chemical melamine in liquid milk produced by three of the country's leading dairy companies, the quality watchdog said. Singapore suspended the sale and import of all Chinese milk and dairy products because several tested items were contaminated.
The chief financial officer of one of the companies, Mengniu, sipped from a carton of milk at a news conference and said that only a small portion of the company's inventory had been affected.
Tainted baby formula has been blamed for killing four infants and sickening 6,200 in China since the scandal broke last week. Some 1,300 babies, mostly newborns, are currently in hospitals and 158 of them are suffering from acute kidney failure. Thousands of parents across the country were bringing their children to hospitals for health checks.
The crisis was initially thought to have been confined to tainted milk powder. But about 10 percent of liquid milk samples taken from Mengniu Dairy Group Co. and Yili Industrial Group Co. — China's two largest dairy producers — contained melamine, according to the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine. Milk from Shanghai-based Bright Dairy also showed contamination.
Singapore's Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority said tests revealed traces of melamine in samples of a Yili-brand yogurt bar and Dutch Lady-brand strawberry milk manufactured in China. Authorities said they plan to destroy all samples of these two products in Singapore. Officials also warned local food manufacturers against using milk products from China as ingredients.
Hong Kong's two biggest grocery chains, PARKnSHOP and Wellcome, pulled all liquid milk by Mengniu from shelves yesterday. A day earlier, Hong Kong had recalled milk, yogurt, ice cream and other products made by Yili Industrial Group Co.
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