Sanlu liquid milk back on Chinese market after melamine scandal SHIJIAZHUANG, Nov. 13 (Xinhua) — Sanlu brand liquid milk is back on the Chinese market in a limited way after two months, having been removed after its melamine-tainted powdered milk sickened thousands of babies nationwide. Fresh ... Read more.
Sanlu set to resume production 2008-10-29 (Beijing Time) China Daily Sanlu Group - which is at the heart of the tainted-milk scandal - is ready to resume production, a senior official of the city where the dairy conglomerate is based said Tuesday. Li Jinlu, executive vice-mayor of Shijiazhuang, told... Read more.
Scandalized milk powder supplier said to resume production 2008-10-29 (Beijing Time) Xinhua English BEIJING, Oct.29 (Xinhua) — Sanlu Group, which is at the heart of the tainted-milk scandal, is ready to resume production, according to a senior official of the city where the dairy conglomerate ... Read more.
Poisoned Milk Goods Disposed In Ho Chi Minh City HO CHI MINH CITY, Oct 23 (Bernama) — Nearly 18 tonnes of Yili brand milk products were disposed on Wednesday, one month after discovering the first case of melamine-tainted milk in Vietnam. The operation was done under the supervision of the Ho ... Read more.
China highlights environmental protection in destroying tainted milk products 2008-10-21 (Beijing Time) Xinhua English BEIJING, Oct. 21 (Xinhua) — China’s top environmental regulator calls on the country’s environmental watchdog to reduce pollution when destroying contaminated dair... Read more.
More food items found to be contaminated with melamine BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN Thursday, October 16, 2008 THE Ministry of Health (MoH) has updated the list of melamine contaminated products based on food items identified by the International Food Safety Authorities Network (Infosan) and the World Health... Read more.
China orders more testing on milk By Audra Ang, AP Wednesday, October 15, 2008 BEIJING –– China is ordering all liquid and powdered milk manufactured before Sept. 14 to be taken off the shelves for melamine testing, the first time it has issued a blanket recall of products since the tainted dair... Read more.
Silence is not always golden Dutch Mill kept mum when the Chinese scandal broke, awaiting scientific proof. But waiting too long could damage the brand beyond repair WORANUJ MANEERUNGSEE and KRISSANA PARNSOONTHORN Tan Passakornnatee, the president of Oishi Group, rushed to visit two people who had e... Read more.
Communicating in a crisis Few things unnerve consumers more than threats to their health or their life savings. The Chinese tainted-milk scandal and the US financial meltdown in recent weeks underscore how difficult it can be for a business to regain public trust when a crisis occurs. In the former ... Read more.
China beverage producer to compete for ownership of Sanlu BEIJING (Xinhua) –Several companies are competing for ownership of China’s former dairy giant, Sanlu Group. Sanlu ceased production in mid September after it was discovered it’s baby formula was tainted with the chemical mel... Read more.
