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Originally posted by mrsdudara
Here we go. From consumer affairs
consumeraffairs.com
The latest products implicated in this scare are Blue Cat Flavor drinks sold in Asian markets in the United States and Oreo wafers, Snickers, and M&M's imported from China to Indonesia.
Here is a link to what Mars has to say about this.
Mars shocked that its products were destroyed in Indonesia
Jakarta) PT. Mars Symbioscience Indonesia was shocked to read reports that the Indonesian BPOM (Food and Drug Monitoring Agency) has included M&M’s® Chocolate Candies and SNICKERS® Bars as part of a government decision to destroy all imports of Chinese products containing dairy ingredients. Mars products are understood to have been included in the destruction, even though tests of those products by the BPOM at its own laboratory this past weekend confirmed that the products are clear of melamine and safe for consumption.
[edit on 28-10-2008 by mrsdudara]
Originally posted by wantsome
I'm 32 years old and I've developed kidney problems. I'm suspicious that it could have something to do with this stuff. I watch everything I eat now. You wouldn't belive how much stuff in the grocery stote is from China. Chicken, Fish, Coffee Creamer you name it theres alot. If its no name brand or on sale dirt cheap chances are it's from China.
Originally posted by Unlimitedpossibilities
All conventional candy is bad for you, end of story, whether it has all the added toxins or not. Its pure junk.
Originally posted by Unlimitedpossibilities
We just need to wipe Halloween off the calenders.
Originally posted by mopusvindictus
Hey
I have 2 kids, thanks, very much for this thread
Good ol American Candy bars
Unless of course some one hands out some nice European chocolate lol, my kids should get so lucky
September 30, 2008 – In light of recent events in China, we would like to reassure our valued consumers about the safety of Kraft products, especially those containing milk ingredients.
Kraft does not use Chinese milk ingredients in US products or in any products made outside of China. Of the products we make in China, some do contain low levels of milk ingredients from that country. And we’re testing these ingredients to ensure their safety. While Kraft exports some of these products into a limited number of Asian countries, we do not export any products containing Chinese milk ingredients into North America, Europe, Latin America or Africa.
There have been questions about the ingredients used in our Oreo products made in China. Oreo products do not contain Chinese milk ingredients, no matter where they are made or sold.
We have full confidence in our food safety standards and systems. As always, our highest priority is to ensure the safety of our products and consumers around the world.
Originally posted by Clearskies
This from Kraft foods
September 30, 2008 – In light of recent events in China, we would like to reassure our valued consumers about the safety of Kraft products, especially those containing milk ingredients.
Kraft does not use Chinese milk ingredients in US products or in any products made outside of China. Of the products we make in China, some do contain low levels of milk ingredients from that country. And we’re testing these ingredients to ensure their safety. While Kraft exports some of these products into a limited number of Asian countries, we do not export any products containing Chinese milk ingredients into North America, Europe, Latin America or Africa.
There have been questions about the ingredients used in our Oreo products made in China. Oreo products do not contain Chinese milk ingredients, no matter where they are made or sold.
Well at least someone is taking a stand on this and letting people know they arent using the contaminated milk. I didnt buy mac and cheese or cheese for that matter for the kids becaue of the milk powder, last night at the store. I have never known kraft to not be honest, if anyone nows otherwise can you please let me know. Because I am going back to the store to buy kraft cheese and some other of their products if not.