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Vishva Hindu Parishad today asked people to boycott Chinese goods as they were "badly affecting" the Indian industry, particularly small and medium enterprises. "Huge amounts of consumer goods from China are being clandestinely brought into the country to flood its markets and this is badly affecting our economy," VHP International President Ashok Singhal told reporters here.
Originally posted by asen_y2k
t. In my opinion the world should stop buying faulty, lethal chinese produces...We just need a few people to shout out and explain how faulty 'Made in China' is walk past thouse products not buying it...i bet 12 people behind you will do the exact same thing...
Finally, this is what I was waiting to listen for and finally someone is doing something about it. In my opinion the world should stop buying faulty, lethal chinese produces...We just need a few people to shout out and explain how faulty 'Made in China' is walk past thouse products not buying it...i bet 12 people behind you will do the exact same thing...
Originally posted by Amagnon
This is a world wide attack on China perpetrated by nobodies friends - the NWO.
They are trying very hard on many fronts to undermine China's exports - on which it relies for its economic strength.
Fake medicines may kill. At the very least, they are not effective against a disease or an ailment.
Some of the fake medicines seized included multivitamins, cefazolin, cefuroxime, dydrogesterone, loperamide, gliclazide and dexamethasone. There are two ways patient are affected, either by adverse side-effects or that the patient is not cured or eventually dies if it is a fatal disease because there are insufficient ingredients or no active ingredient in the fake medicines at all," Leyesa tells InterNews&Features.
The estimated 192,000 patients killed by fake medicines in China in 2001 gives an indication of the scale of human suffering.
New Delhi: Are fake drugs manufactured in China being pushed into various African countries with the `Made in India' tag? The Indian government has long suspected this to be the case, but it now has definite evidence for the first time. Last week, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) of Nigeria issued a press release stating that a large consignment of fake anti-malarial generic pharmaceuticals labelled 'Made in India' were, in fact, found to have been produced in China.
Western products are often seen as status symbols and are highly wanted.
Originally posted by JohnnyCanuck
Originally posted by asen_y2k
t. In my opinion the world should stop buying faulty, lethal chinese produces...We just need a few people to shout out and explain how faulty 'Made in China' is walk past thouse products not buying it...i bet 12 people behind you will do the exact same thing...
Good idea, wrong reasons. Used to be anything "Made in Japan" was regarded as inferior...it was, mind you. But the industry developed and we all know the end result. Chinese quality will follow as it matures.
The real problem with goods made in China is they are so often the result of North American jobs sent overseas by Wall Street (and Bay Street for us Canucks). With those manufacturing jobs gone...all we can afford is the crap. Nice self-perpetuating system there. What if retailers are suddenly stuck with their stock of Chinese-made what-nots because people buy "Made Right Here" instead? Well then...
And I bring Canada into that mix because, essentially, we share an economy, a market, a labour pool and a way of life.
And that's why we should boycott Chinese goods.
Originally posted by martin3030
I have to disagree the likes of Panasonic Pioneer and Technics hi fi stuff made in Japan was superb. I still have Jap made amps and speakers that work better after 20 years than any. Sony is another.
Originally posted by JohnnyCanuck
And I bring Canada into that mix because, essentially, we share an economy, a market, a labour pool and a way of life.
And that's why we should boycott Chinese goods.