Beijing cracks down on tainted tableware
Beijing authorities yesterday ordered all tableware made of melamine resin that did not have the requisite safety certification off shelves, following reports that nearly 80 percent of the products under a recent inspection had been toxic.
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‘Honey laundering’ beats US tariffs on Chinese food products - Times Online
As scientists race to investigate the sudden and inexplicable collapse of bee colonies in America and Europe, international smugglers are coming up with new and imaginative ways to get Winnie the Pooh’s favourite snack into breakfast cereals and onto supermarket shelves.‘Honey laundering,’ the authorities call it.
As the name suggests, honey laundering involves disguising drums of the sticky stuff from China by selling it to a third party—usually a distributor in another part of the world—then re-packaging it and re-exporting it, so that its source remains unknown.
According to an investigation by the Seattle Post Intelligencer, several tons of Chinese honey have this year passed through ports in Tacoma, Washington, and Long Beach, California, after being fraudulently repackaged as the product of Russia.
State of emergency lifted at airports - Nationmultimedia.com
The state of emergency at Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports was lifted by the caretaker Cabinet yesterday.
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Arroyo orders airlift of stranded Filipinos in Thailand
Thailand in civil chaos, protestors paralyse governance and tourism .:. NewKerala - India’s Top Online Newspaper
Thailand in civil chaos, protestors paralyse governance and tourism
Stranded aircrafts allowed to leave - Nationmultimedia.com
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Floods take a toll on life, kill 171 people
Floods take a toll on life, kill 171 people