REFILE-UPDATE 1-NZ's Fonterra to enter huge infant formula market in China
By Naomi Tajitsu WELLINGTON, March 27 (Reuters) - New Zealand's Fonterra, the world's largest dairy exporter, plans to sell its own branded infant milk formula in China by mid-year, playing catch-up...
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By Alexandra Harney on 3:28 pm November 11, 2013. Category Business, Corporate News, Editor's Choice, Health, Health & Science Tags: baby formula, China A sales assistant takes down Dumex milk...
View ArticleNew Zealand dairy firm tries to contain Chinese milk scandal
The head of New Zealand’s Fonterra flew to Beijing yesterday in an attempt to contain the fallout of the botulism scandal surrounding its products and China’s consequent banning of all New Zealand...
View ArticleNZ's Fonterra finds botulism bacteria in dairy ingredient
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's Fonterra, the world's largest dairy exporter, on Saturday said it had found a bacteria which can cause botulism in some of its dairy products, prompting China to...
View ArticleNew Zealand Company's Contaminated Milk Scare Hits China Hard
Ron Corben BANGKOK — New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra is apologizing after milk powder used in products exported to China and other countries in Asia was found to contain bacteria that could cause...
View ArticleFonterra Tainted Items Add to Woes of Consumers in China
Fonterra Cooperative Group Ltd.’s warnings of tainted ingredients in some products of the world’s largest dairy exporter is the latest blow to baby formula sellers amid Chinese consumers’ concerns...
View ArticleFonterra botulism scare leads to import ban in China, Vietnam and Russia
New Zealand dairy giant's whey protein and milk powder banned after discovery of potentially deadly bacteria A shelf of Dumex baby formula, which uses products from New Zealand dairy Fonterra, at a...
View ArticleFonterra apologises for tainted milk scare
Fonterra, the New Zealand based company at the centre of contaminated milk scare, has apologised to its customers, saying it is doing everything it can to rectify the situation. The world's biggest...
View ArticleChina battles breast-feeding rates among the world’s lowest amid tainted...
BEIJING — With her 1-day-old son propped against her in a hospital bed nursing, Qi Wenjuan says she has no desire to feed her child with infant formula. “I don’t trust baby formula,” the first-time...
View ArticleChinese officials try to encourage breast-feeding after formula recalls
BEIJING — With her 1-day-old son propped against her in a hospital bed nursing, Qi Wenjuan says she has no desire to feed her child with infant formula. I dont trust baby formula, the first-time...
View ArticleChina promotes breast-feeding amid tainted formula scare
BEIJING: With her 1-day-old son propped against her in a hospital bed nursing, Qi Wenjuan says she has no desire to feed her child with infant formula. “I don’t trust baby formula,” the first-time...
View ArticleChinese moms encouraged to breast-feed
BEIJING With her 1-day-old son propped against her in a hospital bed nursing, Qi Wenjuan says she has no desire to feed her child with infant formula. "I don't trust baby formula," the first-time...
View ArticleChina pushes breast-feeding as trust in formula wanes
The Associated PressBEIJING (AP)—With her 1-day-old son propped against her in a hospital bed nursing, Qi Wenjuan says she has no desire to feed her child with infant formula. “I don’t trust baby...
View ArticleChinese authorities encourage mothers to breast-feed their babies
With her one-day-old son propped against her in a hospital bed, Qi Wenjuan says she has no desire to feed her child with infant formula. "I don't trust baby formula," the first-time mother said, lying...
View Article>China promotes breast-feeding amid tainted milk
BEIJING (AP) — With her 1-day-old son propped against her in a hospital bed nursing, Qi Wenjuan says she has no desire to feed her child with infant formula. "I don't trust baby formula," the...
View ArticleChina promotes breast-feeding amid tainted milk
Click photo to enlarge In this Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2013 photo, Chinese new mother Qi Wenjuan breastfeeds her 1-day-old son at Tiantan Hospital s maternity ward in Beijing, China. China s rates of...
View ArticleChina promotes breastfeeding amid tainted milk scare
Published August 09, 2013Associated Press New mother Qi Wenjuan breastfeeds her 1-day-old son at Tiantan Hospital's maternity ward in Beijing, China. (AP Photo/Andy Wong) With her 1-day-old son...
View ArticleDanone a little shaky on moral high ground
OPINION: In early January, Paris-based multinational food group Danone announced its intention to sue its primary dairy supplier, Fonterra, and to terminate its supply contract. Danone, the parent...
View ArticleDanone to name new management at China unit after bribery scandal
BEIJING (Reuters) - French food maker Danone S.A. (DANO.PA) said it will appoint new management at its Dumex infant milk powder operation in China and has suspended a nutrition program for mothers in...
View ArticleMainland mothers need access to safe food at home
I'm a new mum. Or, rather, an old mum. Two weeks ago, I gave birth to my third child. This time around, I knew exactly what to expect in the hospital - the sleepless nights, the endless beeping of...
View ArticleSPECIAL REPORT-How Big Formula Bought China
* Read this story in a PDF link.reuters.com/mew44v * China targets formula firms in anti-corruption campaign * China regulations bar hospital promotion of formula * Reuters finds formula firms skirt or...
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