EU ban on Chinese soya food for children

The European Commission today announced a new ban on food from China intended for infants and young children.

EU ban on Chinese soya food for children
Wed, 03 Dec, 2008 - 15:41

The European Commission today announced a new ban on food from China intended for infants and young children.

The latest target is all imports containing soya and soya products, and follows the discovery of high levels of melamine in Chinese soy bean meal.

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