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China Prosecutors
Take Dairy Case
source : http://online.wsj.com
Write : James T. Areddy at james.areddy@wsj.com
By JAMES T. AREDDY A criminal
case against managers of a Shanghai dairy accused of spiking milk products
with high levels of the industrial chemical melamine will proceed, Chinese
state media said early Wednesday.
Shanghai police have concluded their investigation into alleged production
of contaminated milk by Shanghai Panda Dairy Co. and handed the case
to local prosecutors, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported. That
step is required in China's legal system before a trial can begin.
The report said tainted products were discovered in April. It didn't
identify the individuals but said they included top management.
"The government shut down the company and sealed up all its stocks,"
Xinhua quoted a police statement as saying. "No damages were caused
in the society as all the products were recalled."
Authorities have offered
few details about the case, which is similar to a nationwide 2008 scandal
in which six infants died and 300,000 people were made ill by tainted
milk.
No recall was publicly announced after word of the latest case was initially
reported by Xinhua on Dec. 31. In that report, Xinhua said officials
had been dispatched from Shanghai to other provinces to handle a product
recall.
Last week, a local district prosecutor in Shanghai said the probe of
Shanghai Panda began last February, around 11 months before the company's
closure was announced in a New Year's Eve news dispatch by Xinhua.
Officials have made no other
public statements.
In the earlier case, around the time China hosted the Olympic Games,
the Chinese dairy industry, its regulators and other authorities were
found to have initially suppressed evidence that spiking milk with melamine
was a widespread practice-and starting to cause health problems, particularly
in babies.
Melamine has a variety of industrial uses, and it was added to milk
products to make substandard products appear to have more protein. It
can cause liver problems when ingested by humans.
School Cafeteria Upgrade Grants Announced
source : http://www.foodsafetynews.com
Write : Suzanne Schreck | Jan 15, 2010
The U.S. Department of Agriculture
(USDA) announced yesterday that the agency will provide $25 million
in grants to help schools participating in the National School Lunch
Program replace outdated equipment.
The grants will be awarded by the USDA's Food and Nutrition Service
to school food authorities that participate in the National School Lunch
Program but did not receive funds through the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act of 2009. Priority will be given to schools with 50
percent or more students eligible for free or reduced price meals.
In making the announcement, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said,
"President Obama and I are committed to ensuring that America's
children have access to safe and nutritious food through our National
School Lunch Program. These grants will help schools obtain much needed
infrastructure to better serve their students and will focus on equipment
that helps schools provide nutritious meals, support food safety efforts,
improve energy efficiency, and expand participation in school nutrition
programs."
The National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs serve more than 31
million American schoolchildren in more than 101,000 public and nonprofit
private schools and residential child care institutions nationwide.
A breakdown of the grant money available by state is available on the
USDA Website.
School Food Safety
The USDA and its National School Lunch Program have fallen under fire
of late, in response to a USA Today expose, which found many fast food
restaurants apply stricter safety standards than the U.S. Department
of Agriculture (USDA) does for federal school lunch program meat, a
New York Times story on the use of ammonia-treated ground beef in school
lunches, and a Government Accountability Office report revealing numerous
problems in coordinating and communicating recall efforts to schools.
In response to the Dec. 12 USA Today story, Food Democracy Now!, a grassroots
organization made up of farmers and a variety of other food policy stakeholders,
organized its members to sign a petition demanding that the USDA adopt
standards and testing procedures that "meet or exceed those of
industry-leader Jack in the Box."
USDA officials maintain that meat purchased for the federal school lunch
program is safe and meets rigorous requirements, though Secretary Vilsack
recently ordered a review of the program in response to political pressure
fueled by the expose.
The Dec. 30th New York Times disclosed that a South Dakota company,
Beef Products, Inc. (BPI), and the USDA's Food Safety & Inspection
Service have worked together to allow ammonia to be used as a "processing
agent" in a mash that is used in hamburgers served to children
through the National School Lunch Program.
The ammonia treatment process, which was developed by BPI, helps serve
up America's cheapest hamburger or hamburger-like substances to restaurant
chains and the USDA. Ground beef provided through the National School
Lunch Program is currently made up of ten to 15 percent ammonia-treated
beef from BPI.
Because the use of ammonia is considered a treatment process rather
than an added ingredient, ammonia labeling or warnings are not required.
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An Aug. 20 report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) revealing
numerous problems in coordinating and communicating recall efforts to
schools (pdf) resulted in the introduction of two bills in Congress.
Rep. Joe Sestak (D-PA) announced his intention to introduce legislation
aimed at improving the safety of food served through the program by
streamlining communications between federal oversight agencies, ensuring
proper food testing, and implementing a more pointed food recall notification
protocol for schools. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) also introduced
a food safety bill that would impact the National School Lunch Program.
Together, the bills "would ensure proper food testing, resolve
communication issues regarding product holds and recalls, and implement
a systemic quality check of the measures' effectiveness," Rep.
Sestak said in a news release.
School Nutrition
U.S. Representatives Sam Farr (D-CA) and Adam Putnam (R-FL) introduced
a bill that would increase the amount of fruits and vegetables served
in school breakfasts and lunches across the country in December.
The Children's Fruit and Vegetable Act of 2009 (pdf) would require the
USDA to implement a plan to up the amount of fruits and vegetables purchased
for school feeding programs. The bill would also encourage the use of
salad bars and promote farm-to-cafeteria programs.
"USDA spends more than $10 billion a year on school feeding programs,
but only a small fraction goes to fruits and vegetables," said
Representative Farr after introducing the legislation. "The federal
government talks about the food pyramid and healthy eating, then spends
billions on unhealthy food. It's time we put our money where our mouth
is and address the poor quality of food in our schools."
The bill instructs the USDA to put in place a plan to promote the use
of salad bars in schools and authorizes $10 million for fiscal years
2011 and 2012 to help schools buy salad and fruit and vegetable bars
for their cafeterias.
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