More Melamine in Milk
Published:
2010-02-01
Four batches of milk are being tested for the presence of the chemical melamine, which is known to cause kidney stones or even death among small children. Melamine-tainted milk caused a huge, nation-wide scandal in 2008 when traces of the chemical were found in major brands of milk. Currently, some Shanghai Panda Dairy products have tested positive to presence of the chemical, other companies are still being investigated.
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Information Times
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