Clik here to view.
China Detains Three In New Toxic Milk Scare
Chinese police have detained three people suspected of selling milk powder tainted with melamine, state media said on Thursday, the industrial chemical involved in a massive toxic food scandal last...
View ArticleToxic lead replaced by even more toxic cadmium in children's toys, trinkets
Now that lead has been banned from children’s products, some Chinese manufacturers have been substituting the even more dangerous heavy metal cadmium, especially in costume jewelry, an Associated Press...
View ArticleArrest over China-Japan 'poisoned dumplings' row
I thought China blamed this on Japan and the issue was settled?? "A man has been arrested in China accused of poisoning dumplings in a case which led to a diplomatic rift with Japan, state media...
View ArticleClik here to view.
UK shops agree to £20m pay-out over Chinese-made 'toxic sofas'
A number of High Street chains have agreed to pay up to £20m ($31m) to 2,000 people who received chemical burns from anti-fungal agents in the Chinese-made sofas. The victims are expected to get...
View ArticleClik here to view.
19 oolong tea brands, including Lipton, found to be toxic
China's quality watchdog, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, says that 19 products, including Lipton Tieguanyin (pictured on the right) have been found to...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Coke Says China Juice Drinks Aren't Toxic
The state-run Xinhua news agency said police in the northeastern province of Jilin found traces of the toxic pesticide carbamate in partially consumed bottles of the drink recovered from a local...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Police raids uncover packs of chicken feet from 1967
Packs of chicken feet smuggled into the country to be processed and sold in south China were over 40 years old, police said yesterday. Nanning police said they recently confiscated more than 20 tons of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
China Admits That One-Fifth Of Its Farmland Is Contaminated
Unbridled industrialization with almost no environmental regulation has resulted in the toxic contamination of one-fifth of China's farmland, the Communist Party has acknowledged for the first time....
View Article
