Edible body pens and chocolate lotion imported from China were found by British regulators to be contaminated by melamine and removed from the shelves. The moral? Think Global, Shag Local?
Well, that won't make you safer. This Milk Crisis is far from over. The problems that give rise to China's quality control deficiencies are not limited to milk, and they're not something that can just be regulated away. Fixing the deficiencies will take years of acculturation. In the meantime, with our food and drug supply increasingly overrun with Chinese-made ingredients -- and with only a fraction of them inspected -- we're at risk.
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Home grown cucumbers should do the trick. Cucumber farmers need to learn to grow an assortment of sizes and shapes.
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"...with our food and drug supply increasingly overrun with Chinese-made ingredients -- and with only a fraction of them inspected -- we're at risk."
Hear, hear! So much for deregulation, both overt and covert.
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