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The following news is from the Barfblog on May 18, 2014.
Food safety law violations carry low penalties in China. "Recently, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang mentioned the melamine incident in the executive meeting. He said, the reason for the tainted milk incident is the small punishments over violation of food safety laws. We should amend the law to give criminals the most severe punishment. However, citizens are not optimistic on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) putting this into practice."
The other issue is corrupt public officials. Meanwhile, the Chinese public does not trust the food.
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