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Nestle Reaffirms Milk Products in China and Hong Kong Absolutely Safe

Source: Nestle S.A.
23/09/2008

Vevey, 23 September 2008 - Nestle reaffirms that all its milk products in China and Hong Kong are absolutely safe.

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No Nestle milk products in China and Hong Kong are made from milk adulterated with melamine. This is confirmed by tests carried out by independent, government-approved laboratories in China and Hong Kong.

The Chinese authorities have included Nestle in a positive list of companies the products of which are safe. Indeed, Nestle infant formula and other dairy products continue to be available in retail outlets throughout China and Hong Kong.


Nestle welcomes government efforts to establish clarity on safety levels for for melamine in food. Clear limits greatly contribute to making the vital distinction between safe milk products and other products made from milk adulterated with melamine.

Melamine is found throughout the natural food cycle across the world in minute traces which do not represent any health risk for consumers. This is why the EU and the US have legislation setting limits for melamine in food.



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