China: Company apologises for contaminated eggs

A Chinese company has issued an apology to consumers in Hong Kong, where food safety regulators found excessive levels of the industrial chemical melamine in eggs sold by the firm.

A Chinese company has issued an apology to consumers in Hong Kong, where food safety regulators found excessive levels of the industrial chemical melamine in eggs sold by the firm.

Hong Kong television station TVB reported that Han Wei, director of China’s Dalian Hanwei Enterprise Group, said the company took responsibility for and “truly regrets” the incident.

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