Chinese Inquiry Cites Need for Product Controls

All Things Considered, May 9, 2007 · The Chinese government's investigation into tainted pet food that was exported to the U.S. has revealed that melamine contamination is part of a broader problem in China: inadequate product controls. Beijing vows to tackle the problem with special attention to fertilizers, pesticides and additives to animal food.

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