新加坡农粮局今天公布另外三种含有三聚氰胺的食品，这三种食品来自中国，其中包括供应给食品工业的原料熊猫牌奶粉。
最新发现含有三聚氰胺的产品是蓝莓口味和咖啡口味的Cadbury怡口莲（Choclairs）巧克力。前者含有21.4到33.9ppm的三聚氰胺，后者含有92.3ppm的三聚氰胺。
一个60公斤重的成人，长时期每天吃下292片蓝莓口味或108片咖啡口味的Cadbury怡口莲巧克力，才可能对健康造成严重的危害。
比较令人关注的是熊猫牌奶粉（Panda Dairy Miky Powder），这个产品没有在商店零售，但是却供应给我国一些食品制造商。农粮局文告说，自从9月19日，供应商已经停止供应这种奶粉。
目前还不确定有多少本地制造的食品采用了这种奶粉为原料。
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综合讯）内蒙古自治区呼和浩特市警方拘捕6名涉嫌销售和掺和三聚氰胺的犯罪嫌疑人，并已全部刑事拘留。
新华网报道，自呼和浩特市奶制品问题产品被中国国家相关部门曝光后，呼和浩特市公安局按照市委、市政府及上级公安机关的要求，抽调警力组成专案组，在相关部门的密切配合下，对伊利、蒙牛两家企业及原奶生产、收购、运输等各环节进行了调查取证，并拘捕了6名涉嫌销售和掺和三聚氰胺的犯罪嫌疑人。目前，案件正在进一步审理中。
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2008年9月25日星期四
China Launches Space Walk Mission
SHANGHAI — The Chinese Shenzhou VII spacecraft blasted off at 9:07 p.m. Thursday, carrying three Chinese astronauts into space on this country’s third manned space mission in five years.The three-day mission is expected to include the country’s first attempt at a spacewalk.
The Chinese government has spent billions of dollars in recent years building up a space program that it hopes will help China establish a space station by 2020 and eventually will put a man on the moon, accomplishments that would certainly bring the country international prestige.
The launching of Shenzhou VII from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Gansu Province, which is in western China, was shown live on state television.
At a ceremony before the launching, President Hu Jintao praised the space project’s effort. “You will definitely accomplish this glorious and sacred mission,” he told the astronauts before the launching. “The motherland and the people are looking forward to your triumphant return.”
China sent into space three experienced fighter pilots, all of them 42-year-old men. One is expected to walk in space for 30 minutes on Friday or Saturday, according to the state media.
The three taikonauts — the Chinese term for astronauts — plan to run tests in space and launch a small satellite monitoring station. They are carrying traditional Chinese medicine on board, in case of sickness, and their diet includes shredded pork sautéed with garlic and grilled beef with spicy sauce.
One astronaut is wearing what the state-run news media has dubbed “the most complicated, advanced and expensive suit in the world,” a $4.4 million space suit designed and produced in China. The spacecraft was launched by what the Chinese space agency calls the Long March II-F carrier rocket, which took the spacecraft into a low orbit, about 210 miles above Earth. The mission, which is being covered extensively in the Chinese media, is another milestone for a country that got a late start in space exploration but is now aggressively launching commercial satellites, putting humans in space and even shooting down aging satellites.
“They have joined a very exclusive club; only the U.S. and Russians are members,” said Roger D. Launius, a senior curator and expert on space history at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, referring generally to China’s space program. “It’s a great start, even though it’s nowhere near what the Russians and the U.S. have accomplished with space flight.”
Russia and the United States conducted their first spacewalks in 1965, and in 1969 the United States became the first country to put a person on the moon.
But Michael D. Griffin, the administrator of NASA, has repeatedly warned that despite the head start by other nations, the Chinese program is moving swiftly and could overtake American efforts to return to the moon by 2020. In testimony to the Senate last year, Mr. Griffin said it was likely that “China will be able to put people on the Moon before we will be able to get back.” He added: “I admire what they have done, but I am concerned that it will leave the United States in its wake.”
The Chinese government also hopes the national space program will aid the nation economically by helping to create technological breakthroughs that may someday be applied to computers or other digital equipment.
India and Japan are now aggressively developing their own space programs, creating some competition in Asia for space flight, and the Europeans have joined forces to explore space.
But China says its space program is speeding along, often with Chinese technology, helping establish the country as a technological power and bringing another dose of pride to the nation after the Olympic Games in Beijing this summer.
Because spaceflight requires large booster rockets and other sophisticated technology that often has military applications, national space programs are often veiled in secrecy, and cooperation among nations is complicated.
Indeed, on Wednesday, the F.B.I. arrested a Chinese-born physicist in Newport News, Va., on charges of illegally exporting space launching technical data and services to China beginning in January 2003. The physicist, Shu Quan-Sheng, 68, was born in China but was a naturalized American citizen. He has a doctorate in physics.
Mr. Shu was also accused of offering bribes to Chinese government officials in exchange for a business contract, according to an F.B.I. statement.
John Schwartz contributed reporting from New York.
China’s Milk Scandal Now Seen as Risk in Europe
By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
Published: September 25, 2008
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/26/world/asia/26melamine.html?_r=1&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss&oref=slogin
European Union regulators on Thursday ordered rigorous testing of imports containing at least 15 percent milk powder after concluding that food containing tainted milk powder from China may well be circulating in Europe and putting children at risk.
The action, announced by the European Food Safety Authority and the European Commission, significantly expands the potential geographic reach of a milk adulteration scandal in China to now include a range of foods sold around the world. The Europeans said cookies, toffees and chocolates were the major concerns.
The World Health Organization and the Unicef also expressed concern on Thursday about the Chinese milk contamination and the implications for other foods. In the United States, some consumer groups called on the Food and Drug Administration to restrict imports of foods that may contain suspected dairy ingredients from China.
In China, milk products contaminated with the industrial chemical melamine have sickened more than 50,000 young children in recent weeks and created a spiraling government scandal.
While it is illegal to import dairy products and baby formula from China into the European Union, European nations can and do import many processed foods containing milk powder as an ingredient that are manufactured outside of Europe. Such products could contain milk powder from China.
In 2007, the European Union imported from China about 19,500 tons of confectionary products, including pastries, cake and cookies, and about 1,250 tons of chocolate and other prepared foods containing cocoa.
“Children who consume both biscuits and chocolate could potentially exceed the T.D.I. by up to more than three times,” the European Food Safety Authority said Thursday, referring to the tolerable daily intake of melamine that the agency regards as safe. Levels above that could result in kidney stones, Ian Palombi, a spokesman for the agency, said in a telephone interview.
In Brussels, the European Commission was trying to assess the extent of the risk. “The problem is with the composite food products, which can be imported, even if they contain milk powder from China,” said Nina Papadoulaki, a spokeswoman for the commission. She said the Commission did not know how many companies sell snacks in Europe that were manufactured in China or included ingredients from China.
She said that member states and food companies in the European Union had been asked to test products for melamine in the past 10 days and so far had not detected a problem, although the testing was continuing.
In the United States, some consumer groups called for stricter regulation as well.
“It is now clear that China has exported dairy products like powdered milk and milk protein products around the globe and we know that some of them came to the United States,” said Wenonah Hauter, executive director of Food and Water Watch. “It is time for the F.D.A. to take this issue seriously and stop the import of dairy products from China until this situation is under control.”
The United States has imported two million pounds of a milk protein called casein this year, along with other powdered milk proteins that are used as ingredients in many processed foods, according to figures from the United States Department of Agriculture. This includes 293,000 pounds that were imported in July. The Food and Drug Administration did not immediately return calls for comment on Thursday.
Melamine is a chemical used in plastic manufacturing that can be added to foods to artificially increase their protein content in testing. Its presence was detected in pet foods originating from China last year.
Even if present in foods in Europe, milk powder contaminated with melamine is not likely to cause the kind of public health disaster that is occurring among Chinese infants. In China, babies drank contaminated milk powder as their sole source of nutrition for weeks if not months, and a handful have died.
Because the harm caused by melamine is related to someone’s weight, it is far less harmful to older children and not likely to be dangerous for adults. Also, for children and adults in Europe, melamine-contaminated milk powder is one small component of a broader diet. The toxic effects of melamine are cumulative, creating kidney stones that can in severe cases lead to kidney failure. Still, children who eat very large quantities of sweets could be at risk.
This week, a number of countries and companies that had previously removed Chinese dairy products from supermarket shelves have started removing snack foods containing milk powder as well. On Thursday, members of the Philippine Association of Supermarkets removed Chinese food products with milk ingredients.
In an increasingly globalized food economy, manufacturers use raw ingredients from all over the world, often making it difficult to track the origins.
For example, Kraft Foods, the maker of Oreo cookies, recently moved one of its large cookie factories from Australia to China. But Claire Regan, a spokeswoman for the company, said that most of the products Kraft made in China were distributed within China, although a limited number were exported. Most do not contain milk products from China, she said, and, when they do, the levels of such ingredients are very low. The Oreo product line does not contain milk ingredients from China, Ms. Regan said.
Published: September 25, 2008
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/26/world/asia/26melamine.html?_r=1&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss&oref=slogin
European Union regulators on Thursday ordered rigorous testing of imports containing at least 15 percent milk powder after concluding that food containing tainted milk powder from China may well be circulating in Europe and putting children at risk.
The action, announced by the European Food Safety Authority and the European Commission, significantly expands the potential geographic reach of a milk adulteration scandal in China to now include a range of foods sold around the world. The Europeans said cookies, toffees and chocolates were the major concerns.
The World Health Organization and the Unicef also expressed concern on Thursday about the Chinese milk contamination and the implications for other foods. In the United States, some consumer groups called on the Food and Drug Administration to restrict imports of foods that may contain suspected dairy ingredients from China.
In China, milk products contaminated with the industrial chemical melamine have sickened more than 50,000 young children in recent weeks and created a spiraling government scandal.
While it is illegal to import dairy products and baby formula from China into the European Union, European nations can and do import many processed foods containing milk powder as an ingredient that are manufactured outside of Europe. Such products could contain milk powder from China.
In 2007, the European Union imported from China about 19,500 tons of confectionary products, including pastries, cake and cookies, and about 1,250 tons of chocolate and other prepared foods containing cocoa.
“Children who consume both biscuits and chocolate could potentially exceed the T.D.I. by up to more than three times,” the European Food Safety Authority said Thursday, referring to the tolerable daily intake of melamine that the agency regards as safe. Levels above that could result in kidney stones, Ian Palombi, a spokesman for the agency, said in a telephone interview.
In Brussels, the European Commission was trying to assess the extent of the risk. “The problem is with the composite food products, which can be imported, even if they contain milk powder from China,” said Nina Papadoulaki, a spokeswoman for the commission. She said the Commission did not know how many companies sell snacks in Europe that were manufactured in China or included ingredients from China.
She said that member states and food companies in the European Union had been asked to test products for melamine in the past 10 days and so far had not detected a problem, although the testing was continuing.
In the United States, some consumer groups called for stricter regulation as well.
“It is now clear that China has exported dairy products like powdered milk and milk protein products around the globe and we know that some of them came to the United States,” said Wenonah Hauter, executive director of Food and Water Watch. “It is time for the F.D.A. to take this issue seriously and stop the import of dairy products from China until this situation is under control.”
The United States has imported two million pounds of a milk protein called casein this year, along with other powdered milk proteins that are used as ingredients in many processed foods, according to figures from the United States Department of Agriculture. This includes 293,000 pounds that were imported in July. The Food and Drug Administration did not immediately return calls for comment on Thursday.
Melamine is a chemical used in plastic manufacturing that can be added to foods to artificially increase their protein content in testing. Its presence was detected in pet foods originating from China last year.
Even if present in foods in Europe, milk powder contaminated with melamine is not likely to cause the kind of public health disaster that is occurring among Chinese infants. In China, babies drank contaminated milk powder as their sole source of nutrition for weeks if not months, and a handful have died.
Because the harm caused by melamine is related to someone’s weight, it is far less harmful to older children and not likely to be dangerous for adults. Also, for children and adults in Europe, melamine-contaminated milk powder is one small component of a broader diet. The toxic effects of melamine are cumulative, creating kidney stones that can in severe cases lead to kidney failure. Still, children who eat very large quantities of sweets could be at risk.
This week, a number of countries and companies that had previously removed Chinese dairy products from supermarket shelves have started removing snack foods containing milk powder as well. On Thursday, members of the Philippine Association of Supermarkets removed Chinese food products with milk ingredients.
In an increasingly globalized food economy, manufacturers use raw ingredients from all over the world, often making it difficult to track the origins.
For example, Kraft Foods, the maker of Oreo cookies, recently moved one of its large cookie factories from Australia to China. But Claire Regan, a spokeswoman for the company, said that most of the products Kraft made in China were distributed within China, although a limited number were exported. Most do not contain milk products from China, she said, and, when they do, the levels of such ingredients are very low. The Oreo product line does not contain milk ingredients from China, Ms. Regan said.
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游客arpiddm: 2222
游客oQzkkRu: ..吃屎长大的
游客kmPjOkE: 好太好了正常
游客wWoaxPx: 不理他 踏歌傻逼
游客oQzkkRu: 不要怪他
游客etibelY: 一切不正常
游客oQzkkRu: 对 我们正常 你们就不正常了
游客cbnxmuk: 不怪他 骂死他
游客kmPjOkE: 好
游客QnlfPRe: 游客etibelY死全家
游客oQzkkRu: 哈哈哈 太成功了 让你们失望了SB
游客kmPjOkE: 正常多好
游客ImQpepW: 呵呵~
游客ImQpepW: 不正常怎么办啊
游客QnlfPRe: 想不正常的都去死
游客oQzkkRu: ..狗日的网特
游客QtjnWff: 坐里面好平稳啊
游客kmPjOkE: 成功多好中国人太牛了
游客etibelY: 靠 爆炸了
游客etibelY: 好药用完了
游客oQzkkRu: 你说的是你妈的臭B吗
游客wzoPQOO: 说爆炸的给我死去!
游客QtjnWff: 爆你妈的b和你爸菊花
游客WeRezbf: 炸你妈啊
游客OmjhWla: 经验证游客etibelY全家不正常
游客QnlfPRe: 我顶啊
游客hIimyYj: 太好了,一切正常!
游客ImQpepW: 那是啊`
游客roQzzhU: 祝贺祝贺
游客wzoPQOO: 我也ding
游客oQzkkRu: 网特+SB 鉴定完毕
游客zizzYth: 他是他妈和狗的杂种
游客QnlfPRe: 经鉴定属实
游客TycmIjd: 人肉收索 游客etibelY是哪里人
游客ipwQbuy: 中国复兴
游客wzoPQOO: 这东西啥时候完啊?
游客tQlmQmO: 比电视的慢多了
游客rUvgedh: 飞多久入轨啊?
游客kmPjOkE: 太好正常
2008年9月24日星期三
Indonesia bans Chinese milk imports印尼禁止进口中国奶粉
http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/news/stories/200809/s2372844.htm?tab=latest 文莱 新加坡 菲律宾 马来西亚 台湾地区 香港 日本
Countries across Asia and around the world have begun checks on China-made milk products and banned sweets and desserts, as China's melamine-tainting scandal ripples through global supply chains.Indonesia health ministry has temporarily banned imports of dairy products from China.
It says the situation in China is severe and Indonesia doesn't want to get affected.
The Ministry says only one dairy product from China has a legal permit for distribution in Indonesia and the government has withdrawn it from the market for investigation.The Indonesian Food and Drugs Supervisory Agency has instructed all regional offices to take Chinese dairy products from stores.Brunei, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, and the Philippines are also testing Chinese dairy products or taking them out of shops.
Countries across Asia and around the world have begun checks on China-made milk products and banned sweets and desserts, as China's melamine-tainting scandal ripples through global supply chains.Indonesia health ministry has temporarily banned imports of dairy products from China.
It says the situation in China is severe and Indonesia doesn't want to get affected.
The Ministry says only one dairy product from China has a legal permit for distribution in Indonesia and the government has withdrawn it from the market for investigation.The Indonesian Food and Drugs Supervisory Agency has instructed all regional offices to take Chinese dairy products from stores.Brunei, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, and the Philippines are also testing Chinese dairy products or taking them out of shops.
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