melamine

A free downloadable food safety manual called China’s Survival Booklet has attracted overwhelming interest in China.

A new free school meal program in Guizhou Province caused dozens of elementary school students to suffer from food poisoning, according to reports.

After crossing line by mentioning dissident, newspaper execs made to do “self-criticism.”

A parent, whose son is suffering from a disease linked to tainted milk powder, recently renounced his former membership in the Chinese Young Pioneers.

The United Nations food standards body set new standards on melamine in food on July 6. The standards control amounts of melamine in baby formula, animal food, and other food products.

Parents whose children were sickened by toxic milk in China have filed a lawsuit against Fonterra in Hong Kong.

Several incidents of melamine contamination this year have noticeably harmed China’s diary industry.

When the entire infant population of a country is threatened by death through poisoned milk, the world should wake up.

In a rare and sweeping move, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is halting the import of all milk and milk-derived products from China.

Chinese geneticist says melamine in food may be major factor in soaring number of birth defects in China.

Six tons of animal feed in Guangdong Province in southern China were found to be tainted with the toxic contaminant melamine.

China-made food additives are presenting serious consequences for global food safety, says expert.

Melamine found in eggs imported from Dialian City at concentrations 88 percent over legal limit.

Parents launch lawsuit against Sanlu for death of five month old son drinking contaminated milk formula.

Lotte USA, Inc., due to melamine concerns, issued a recall for Koala’s March cookies produced in China

Alabama food safety officials have discovered that Lotte USA’s ‘Koala’s March’ cookies have been contaminated by melamine.