FONTERROR. Milk powder. 15 September, 2008

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FONTERROR. Milk powder. 15 September, 2008

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TAPUHI

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Shows a Chinese woman in a Chinese supermarket standing in front of the milk powder section. Her two small children flee in terror. Refers to the Chinese milk powder scandal where baby formula has been laced with melamine, a ploy used to boost the apparent protein content of the milk. Thousands of babies are sick and some have already died. The big New Zealand company Fonterra has been linked to the scandal because of ite joint venture with Sanlu, China's biggest milk powder manufacturer. The...

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Date created

2008

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22658557

Locations

China

Related subjects

Fonterra (Firm) / Milk contamination / Scandals / Offences against public safety / China / Politics and government / Baby foods / Contamination / Infant formulas

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