Tainted Milk Controversy Off Limits to Chinese Media

The propaganda department ordered no more reporting on Synutra’s milk powder causing breast development in infants.
Tainted Milk Controversy Off Limits to Chinese Media
Tainted Milk Powder Again Suspected in China for leading to premature sexual symptoms in infant girls. The Epoch Times photo archive
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<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/100811105620731--ss.jpg" alt="Premature sexual development in infant girls in China was reported to link to Synutra International's milk powder formula. (Provided by a source inside China.)" title="Premature sexual development in infant girls in China was reported to link to Synutra International's milk powder formula. (Provided by a source inside China.)" width="320" class="size-medium wp-image-1815216"/></a>
Premature sexual development in infant girls in China was reported to link to Synutra International's milk powder formula. (Provided by a source inside China.)
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