NZ dairy suspends exports of baby-formula product

A New Zealand dairy today suspended exports of a product used mainly in baby formula, after tests found it contaminated with low levels of melamine - the product that sparked the powdered-milk scandal in China.

NZ dairy suspends exports of baby-formula product
Mon, 29 Sep, 2008 - 12:37

A New Zealand dairy today suspended exports of a product used mainly in baby formula, after tests found it contaminated with low levels of melamine - the product that sparked the powdered-milk scandal in China.

The Tatua Co-operative Dairy Company’s chief executive Paul McGilvary said it contained four parts per million of melamine.

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