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Nepal :
The government today banned the sale and import of Chinese chocolates, infant milk powder, biscuits, condensed milk and skimmed milk.
Uttam Kumar Bhattarai, director general of Department of Food Technology and Quality Control (DoFTQC) said Birgunj...
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Ketul
Sep 27 2008
Jamshedpur,
India
This should have been done long back. How come a country be so dimwitted that they allow Chinese food products to be imported for their consumption by their own citizens. This is height of foolishness.
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Also products from Nepal aren't great either. I was in Saharsa in Bihar where the markets were flooded with synthetic vegetable oil and other things from Nepal that were much cheaper than Indian products. I stayed there for a month and underwent severe health problems.
(Global Perspectives)
Better late than never. Spurious and contaminated Chinese food products have been taking lives of thousands of Chinese lives and the state controlled media used to gag those reports from coming out. Still a few incidences do come out.
(Global Perspectives)
When you think of Chinese products you think of following things:
a) Cheap
b) Undependable
c) Large quantities
d) Potentially harmful
When you think of Japanese and Korean products you think the following:
a) Reasonably priced
b) Very dependable
c) Quality products
d) Satisfaction guaranteed
a) Cheap
b) Undependable
c) Large quantities
d) Potentially harmful
When you think of Japanese and Korean products you think the following:
a) Reasonably priced
b) Very dependable
c) Quality products
d) Satisfaction guaranteed
(Global Perspectives)
Does that makes any difference? I agree with Ketul that the Nepalese goods ain't much better either. Especially food items. Apart from Nepalese noodles I wouldn't be caught dead eating anything cooked with Nepalese products.
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