Results for melamine: 58

The US Department of Agriculture has begun testing certain baby foods, pizza, sausages and other processed meats produced domestically amid concerns of melamine contamination owing to the use of imported ingredients, including dairy and soy-based products from China.

China's quality supervisor: new liquid milk melamine content safe

BEIJING, Sep 18, 2008 -- China will step up testing of livestock feed as its seeks to root out use of melamine, a chemical blamed for killing three babies and sickening thousands who drank tainted milk powder, state media said Thursday...

BEIJING, March 20 - China's animal feed output jumped 10 percent last year -- the fastest pace on record -- to 137 million tonnes despite scandals involving melamine contamination of feed, a Ministry of Agriculture...

CHICAGO, Jan 21 - U.S. researchers have developed a quick way to test milk for the presence of melamine, an industrial chemical found last year in milk in China that killed at least six children...

The US-based MDS Analytical Technologies recently announced that the Abraxis melamine detection kit has been validated for use on its SpectraMax庐 absorbance microplate readers with SoftMax庐 Pro 5 GxP analytical software...

WASHINGTON --The U.S. government can't track thousands of tons of imported Chinese dairy products -possibly tainted with toxic melamine - to see if they ended up in processed meat products here, so U.S. scientists are...

WASHINGTON --The U.S. Department of Agriculture, fearing imported dairy products contaminated with melamine may have been added to domestically produced meat products, is testing baby food, sausages, meatballs and other products. Domestic meat product...

DOW JONES NEWSWIRES The South Korean government said Wednesday that it found traces of the industrial chemical melamine in five products containing China-produced egg powder used to make sauces and seasonings, the Yonhap news agency...

BANGKOK, Oct 15 - Thailand's Food and Drug Administration said on Wednesday tests had found "very high" levels of melamine in a sample of unsweetened condensed milk produced and sold in Thailand. The FDA ordered...