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China Food Products: Can't Live With 'Em, Can't Live Without 'Em.

By Dan Harris and Steve Dickinson

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Met with a food client today that imports about 85% of its product from Asia and nearly half that from China. Its sales are still growing. "But I thought people were moving away from China product because of all the safety scares," I said to him. "They are," he told me, "but not nearly as fast as they are running to them because of their low price and because they do not even know they are from China." "Well I am always really careful about that stuff," I boasted. "So what, you are still buying Chinese food products all the time," he said. "It makes up the ingredients in all sorts of foods. Most garlic in the US comes from China. Did you know that?" "No, I didn't." Oh.

Full post as published by China Law Blog on December 10, 2008 (boomark / email).

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