China becomes latest country to ban Irish pork

China has become the latest country to ban all imports of pork from Ireland as a result of the dioxin contamination scare.

China becomes latest country to ban Irish pork
Tue, 09 Dec, 2008 - 10:45

China has become the latest country to ban all imports of pork from Ireland as a result of the dioxin contamination scare.

The Chinese authorities announced today that they were recalling all Irish pork products imported since September 1.

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