China finds 170 more tons of tainted milk powder
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minello7
"it issued guidelines on how to destroy the tainted products, suggesting they be burned in incinerators or buried in landfills."This is one case were the Chinese government should be held accountable.Only suggesting and not overseeing the destruction of the milk powder,the buck stops with them.
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goddog
Amazing.
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Kwaabish
seeesh!
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SuperLib
Out of control....
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