An additional 31 batches of Chinese milk powder were found contaminated with the industrial chemical melamine, China's government said Wednesday, further broadening a scandal affecting products ...

When one thinks of traditional Chinese cuisine, dairy is often not the first food group that comes to mind. But in fact, China is the second-largest consumer and third-largest producer of dairy in the ...

An industrial chemical that made its way into China’s dairy supplies and that authorities blame in the death of four babies has turned up in numerous Chinese-made exports abroad — from candies to ...

The baby-food contamination crisis in China continues to escalate. Four infants are now confirmed to have died after drinking milk made from milk powder tainted with melamine, according to the country ...

Sept 27 (Reuters) - Four infants have died in China after being fed milk powder contaminated with the industrial chemical melamine which causes kidney stones and other complications when ingested.

Hundreds of Chinese parents, some cradling infants, converged on the company at the heart of the tainted baby formula scandal Thursday, demanding refunds and asking what they can safely feed their ...

Chinese milk tea brands are pushing into nearby Asian markets, including South Korea, and the U.S. in the West as Southeast Asia, long seen as their first stop for overseas expansion, grows ...

That’s a very new development; dairy was highly localized and not very popular nationwide in China up until the Soviet influence of the 1950s. Since then, however, dairy has become a massive force in ...