Solving the Mystery: China's tainted milk problem

An employee removes products containing milk powder from China at a supermarket in Taipei 24 September 2008. Taiwan plans to send experts to China to examine the milk powder contamination after the self-governed island banned all mainland dairy products, the government said on Tuesday.

by HRM Deborah

In all due respect as a precautionary measure, inspect all elements of all products in China that one can, that may or has been suspected of carrying toxic chemical melamine.

To this end, find the source of how this chemical is getting into the food products and hopefully, this will cease the problem and again not only stabilize China’s food market; but for the health safety of everyone concerned.