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Editor's noteIn September 2008 Sanlu Group came to world attention due to product concerns regarding its infant milk formula, which was discovered to have been contaminated with melamine, a non-alimentary chemical whick cause kidney stones. All together 294,000 infants were found to have suffered from diseases of urinary systems and six infants have died. On 15 September, Sanlu issued a public apology and was ordered to halt production, destroy all unsold and recalled products. |
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Six infants possibly died of tainted milk powderSix Chinese infants might have died from consuming melamine-tainted milk powder, the country's Ministry of Health (MOH) said here on Monday.About 13,000 babies hospitalized in milk scandalChina's Health Ministry on Sunday revealed that more than 12,000 infants were in hospital after taking tainted milk powder as of 20:00 on Sunday. |
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Chemical substance in milk powder, why?How come the chemical melamine could be found and mixed in the milk powder for infants?Unbelievable misconduct by dairy giant SanluUnbelievable of misconduct...."Dairy giant Sanlu Group lied about its contaminated baby milk formula for eight months. |
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Wen says govt. responsible in tainted milk incidentChinese Premier Wen Jiabao said his government is partly responsible for the tainted milk incident, particularly concerning industry regulation.China Focus: Chinese premier calls on sick infantsChinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Sunday visited hospitals, communities and supermarkets in Beijing to see for himself the infants sickened. |
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Two on trial in China's milk powder scandalA melamine producer and a dealer are on trial in the capital of north China's Hebei Province.Shijiazhuang party chief sacked over milk scandalThe party chief of Shijiazhuang, capital of north China's Hebei Province, was sacked here on Monday over the tainted milk powder scandal. |
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•China takes measures to aid dairy farmers
•China to subsidize dairy farmers after tainted milk scandal
•China's dairy association calls for timely raw milk purchase after tainted milk scandal
•China's dairy farmers cry for help over spilt milk
•Dairy farmers 'to blame' for poisoned milk
•China subsidizes loans to support dairy production
•China milk scandal firm faces huge debts
•1st suit filed against Sanlu
•Wahaha enters bid for Sanlu
•2 dairies set to snap up Sanlu
•Sanlu urged to 'do the right thing'
•Company at heart of China's tainted milk scandal confirms bankruptcy filing
•HK finds egg, biscuit samples tainted with melamine
•NE China city blames chicken feed for tainted eggs
•China investigates tainted eggs, food security concerns mount
•Two more food samples tested positive for melamine in Hong Kong
•China requesting more information on melamine-contaminated U.S. infant formula
•HK finds Munchy's biscuit sample tainted with melamine
•Two more samples fail melamine tests in Hong Kong
•China's famous candy brand White Rabbit checking up over contamination scandal
•New tests find melamine in 31 Chinese milk batches
