Have you been cooking with or eating Cadbury products? Just to warn you, in case you haven't already heard, British based candy maker Cadbury has recalled 11 products sold in parts of Asia and the Pacific.
Seems they contain melamine too. Hmm... Makes you wonder, even though the US has put a ban on importing melamine tainted products from China, do you really think we haven't consumed anything made with it?
I think it is pretty far fetched to believe that we haven't. Or, if we haven't that it isn't sitting on grocery store shelves somewhere in the US. Maybe it is just a product we don't consume or like...
When I say we, I am talking myself. This is what I believe, they are my opinions and views, not the media. (That was my disclaimer!)
Back to the subject at hand.
Here is an excerpt from a news report on Yahoo! news:
"Hong Kong's Center for Food Safety said it tested six Cadbury chocolate samples, including two made at Cadbury's Beijing plant, and found them to contain less than 2.5 parts per million legally considered acceptable here. It did not say whether it was testing the other nine products being recalled."
In a nutshell, that means if Cadbury saw fit, they could do nothing and continue to market these products with the current amount of melamine in them. Luckily Cadbury does not see this as a good idea, and is continuing to stand behind their recall.
My guess is we are going to see quite a few more major corporations come out in the near future, stating what their involvement is with melamine in their products.
Here is a link to a news article about the recall >>> Medical News Today: Cadbury Recall
Stay tuned!
Please give me your comments on this issue, and how you feel!
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Cadbury Products Contain Melamine
Posted by K.M. George at 3:16 PM
Labels: cadbury recall, chinese milk, chinese milk product, dog food recall, melamine, melamine poisoning, recalls
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2 comments:
While Cadbury chocolate is still popular in the UK, they have been overtaken by better and cheaper imports. This news will really hurt...
INteresting piece.
I read that the melamine products got through because somebody gave the testers a watered down, diluted sample for the testing.
First salmonella, then listeria, now this. It's almost scarey to eat anything anymore.
Great post!
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