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China to get country-level food safety commission
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apesphere on 17 Apr 2009
From: www.chinacsr.com
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| Image courtesy sandandtsunamis via Flickr |
After a year of food-related health scares, China is setting up a powerful national policy setter to review the country's food monitoring system.
According to ChinaCSR, the new body will work at a macro level "on the study of China's macro food safety strategies and the division of responsibilities in times of emergency".
There will be no food industry representation in the commission.
Andrew Newton is the author of The Handbook of Compliance: Making Ethics Work in Financial Services
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- Topics: Politics & Regulation, asia pacific, china, communities, customers, family, food, food drink agriculture, food safety, state food safety risk assessment commission (china), state food safety science and technology commission (china), state food safety standard commission (china)
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