Food Safety

• - China Exports Fewer Dairy Products in 2008 on Sanlu Milk Scandal
• - China Bans Tainted US Peanut Paste Foods
• - No Tainted Taiwan Milk Powder on Domestic Market
• - Former Dairy Boss in Milk Scandal Appeals to Overturn Life Sentence
• - Gov't Pledges Better Quality Supervision over Farm Products
• - Nepal to Lift Ban on Import of Chinese Milk Products
• - Pork Imported from Ireland Contaminated with Dioxin
• - China Denies Serious Food Poisoning Cases Involving Recalled Dumplings
• - Former Dairy Boss in Milk Scandal Plans to Appeal Life Sentence
• - 90% of Tainted Milk Victims Compensated

• - Sanlu Group Fined Nearly 50 Mln Yuan over Melamine Scandal
• - Chairwoman of Sanlu Group Jailed for Life over China Milk Scandal
• - Man in Milk Scandal Given Suspended Death
• - 2 in Connection with China Milk Scandal Sentenced to Death
• - Court to Sentence Milk Powder Scandal Defendants Today
• - Chinese Court to Sentence 21 Defendants over Tainted Milk Powder Scandal
• - IFPA Incompetent to Test Tableware Made from Melamine
• - China's Food Export Down in November upon Product Safety Scandals
• - Parents of Dead Child Accept Compensation After China Tainted Milk
• - Reform 'Must Be Pushed Forward'

• - China Still on High Alert for Food, Drug Issues
• - China Steps up Pre-Lunar New Year Food Safety Inspections
• - China Issues Food Safety Alert Ahead of Spring Festival
• - China Provides Free Melamine Screening to 22.4 Mln Babies
• - Quality Chief: Rebuilding Confidence Key
• - 60 Arrested in Tainted Milk Scandal
• - Dead, Diseased Pigs Sold for Food
• - Chinese Food Maker: No Melamine in Biscuits
• - Chinese Dairy Companies Apologize for Milk Scandal by Text Message
• - China to Continue Free Treatment for Tainted Milk Victims