they were investigating how eggs can be contaminated with melamine, a chemical the same as in the melamine-tainted milk scandal that made tens of thousands of babies in China ill. The case is gathering popularity tainted eggs found in Hong Kong and mainland China.
The move came after the Chinese chicken eggs produced by Dalian Hanwei Enterprise Group pulled from some stores in the country after Hong Kong's food safety agency found that excessive levels of melamine in the eggs from the company.
The city government of Dalian in northeast China said it had banned the export of Hanwei Group eggs production. This group is exporting eggs to Japan and other countries in Asia.
"We ordered Hanwei to immediately withdraw all the eggs are problematic. We temporarily have halted exports of the company, "said a statement issued by the city government of Dalian, where Hanwei is based.
Problem of melamine-tainted eggs emerged at the weekend when Hong Kong authorities said Hanwei Group eggs tainted with melamine production. Previously found melamine in dairy products from China, causing four babies have died and tens of thousands of babies being treated.
Other eggs are also contaminated
Officials and China's state-controlled press reported Wednesday, the eggs from other suppliers were also found contaminated with melamine. This makes some supermarkets in Beijing, Shanghai and other cities attract different brands of eggs.
Widening tainted food scandal has shown the inability of Chinese authorities to keep the food production process is free from melamine. Earlier there was an official determination of the Chinese improve food safety standards.
Hanwei's website said that besides the domestic and Hong Kong markets, its egg products are exported to Japan and countries in Southeast Asia.
Hong Kong authorities said Tuesday night, testing on the samples produced a second egg Jingshan Pengchang Group of Hubei Province, central China, also showed high levels of melamine
The move came after the Chinese chicken eggs produced by Dalian Hanwei Enterprise Group pulled from some stores in the country after Hong Kong's food safety agency found that excessive levels of melamine in the eggs from the company.
The city government of Dalian in northeast China said it had banned the export of Hanwei Group eggs production. This group is exporting eggs to Japan and other countries in Asia.
"We ordered Hanwei to immediately withdraw all the eggs are problematic. We temporarily have halted exports of the company, "said a statement issued by the city government of Dalian, where Hanwei is based.
Problem of melamine-tainted eggs emerged at the weekend when Hong Kong authorities said Hanwei Group eggs tainted with melamine production. Previously found melamine in dairy products from China, causing four babies have died and tens of thousands of babies being treated.
Other eggs are also contaminated
Officials and China's state-controlled press reported Wednesday, the eggs from other suppliers were also found contaminated with melamine. This makes some supermarkets in Beijing, Shanghai and other cities attract different brands of eggs.
Widening tainted food scandal has shown the inability of Chinese authorities to keep the food production process is free from melamine. Earlier there was an official determination of the Chinese improve food safety standards.
Hanwei's website said that besides the domestic and Hong Kong markets, its egg products are exported to Japan and countries in Southeast Asia.
Hong Kong authorities said Tuesday night, testing on the samples produced a second egg Jingshan Pengchang Group of Hubei Province, central China, also showed high levels of melamine
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