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ANOTHER poisonous Chinese export?

The average Chinese person still holds a great deal of hatred towards the Japanese for their brutal war crimes.

Infact most of Asia hates Japan.

So it doesn't suprise me if it is a conspiracy.
 
I seriously doubt that there is anywhere near as much hatred towards Japan, in Asia, as you seem to feel. But, at any rate. . . regarding this incident, we still have to wait for further investigation. So let's not try to call it now.

Please do be careful about generalizations and blakent statements, Sheffield san.
 
Foods imported from China: Untrustable

75.9% say they will not use Chinese food: poll

TOKYO — A notably high 75.9% of consumers in Japan said they "will not use Chinese food from now on" due to the recent food poisoning incident involving Chinese-made frozen "gyoza" dumplings, according to a Kyodo News telephone survey conducted nationwide Saturday and Sunday. Surveys show that Japanese consumers using Chinese food stood at 57.9% until before the incident came to light in late January, but plunged to 21.6% after the incident.
http://www.japantoday.com/jp/news/427644

This poll indicates that If you don't want to die, better not eat.

How about you?
 
The average Chinese person still holds a great deal of hatred towards the Japanese for their brutal war crimes.
Infact most of Asia hates Japan.
So it doesn't suprise me if it is a conspiracy.

LOL.



"Asia" does not mean China & Korea - exceptions of the Aisa and the world.

Needless to say, Australia is not Asia.
 

This is what we call Gyakugire, misplaced anger...
How many people were killed in the isolated cases?

Hope the victims will get better soon.
 
I have been wary of mainland Chinese foodstuff since early 2000's.Consider Japanese have a reputation of compulsive attitude towards cleanliness,I was shocked to read that Japan imports processed foods from PRC.
 
well now with the tainted milk thing, more people are going to reject china's manufactured items. poor babies...
 
But, it contributed to drawing a lot of attention to this issue.
 
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