This is just too amusing...could they be any more vague?
BEIJING, June 1 (Reuters) - A quarter of imported children's
milk bottles and teats failed a recent random quality test in
southeast China, Xinhua news agency said on Friday, amid an
overseas scare about Chinese food, drug and other products.
"Do you think foreign brands mean high quality?" the report asked,
before detailing the findings of the survey in coastal Fujian
province.
The results "should attract the highest attention from children and
their parents", it added.
"These products are not up to standard for safety and hygiene
reasons, and may harm children's safety and health," the report
added.
The products came from Japan, Germany, Britain, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Taiwan
and Hong Kong, Xinhua said, adding "most of them were brand-name
goods".
China blamed the media on Thursday for stoking fears about the
safety of the nation's food and drugs, but senior officials
acknowledged that it was not realistic to expect a 100 percent
quality guarantee.
They were reacting to a series of scandals that have plagued
Chinese products, from poisoned cough syrup in Panama to tainted
pet food in the United States, and shaken global confidence in the
made-in-China label.
