A mother in Hangzhou got a nasty surprise when she purchased imported milk powder. When inspecting the product from the seller, she noticed a large black foreign object in the white powder- it turned out to be a giant insect.
The seller told her that this batch of milk powder was imported from the Netherlands, if we can figure out the nationality of the insect, then we can sort out the issue. Stowaway insect, let’s see that passport!
Source: news.china.com
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Nutrilon gets copied in China a lot. I know firsthand how valuable the real stuff is for Chinese parents. Now there are scammers on taobao offering the stuff for a lower price than it sells in Holland. Fake for sure. Bugs are probably the least of your worries; producers have tons of useless melamin toxin to lace it with, here. It harms kidneys and kills babies, but this is China and everyone's doing it.
Sep 08, 2015 01:51 Report Abuse
It's good it has an insect. It is harmless and it's there to testify about the quality of the milk, May be it is even organic and the insect knows better what kind of milk to approach. Remember we are nothing but big worms and critters too. The problem is not what we can see. The problem more often than not are non visible pollutants.
Sep 07, 2015 18:01 Report Abuse
It's good it has an insect. It is harmless and it's there to testify about the quality of the milk, May be it is even organic and the insect knows better what kind of milk to approach. Remember we are nothing but big worms and critters too. The problem is not what we can see. The problem more often than not are non visible pollutants.
Sep 07, 2015 18:01 Report Abuse
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