Thousands of online sales of epidemic-related milk dates involving 321 cities and 25 provinces in China

Published 2021년 2월 1일

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A press conference was held by the Shandong Provincial Government to provide updates on the 'milk date' incident, in which tens of thousands of milk dates contaminated with a food-related epidemic product from Tianjin were sold online across 321 cities and counties in 25 provinces. The contamination was traced back to whey powder imported from Ukraine, which tested positive for the nucleic acid of the contaminated food product. Despite the low viral load and the dead virus theory, health authorities have declared the risk of infection as extremely low. A total of 22.22 tons of contaminated milk dates were offline sold, and 4.5 tons were sold online, prompting immediate action to halt production and sales, and providing negative nucleic acid test results for all involved individuals.
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Source: Beijing Youth Daily 2021-02-01 16: On the afternoon of 1st, the Shandong Provincial Government Information Office held a press conference, inviting the Shandong Provincial Market Supervision Administration, the responsible comrades of the Zaozhuang Municipal Government and the experts from the Shandong Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention About the situation of the epidemic "milk date" incident. Online sales of tens of thousands of epidemic-related milk dates involved 321 cities and counties in 25 provinces. According to reports, at 18:00 on January 18, the Shandong Provincial Market Supervision Bureau received the Tianjin Municipal Market Supervision Commission According to the report, the whey powder imported by Jiehua (Tianjin) International Trading Co., Ltd. from Ukraine via Tianjin Port was tested positive for the nucleic acid of the raw material imported from the food-related epidemic in Tianjin. Among them, 10 tons of milk were imported in the same ...
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