Health officials tampered with blood tests of some of the more than 200 children who were sickened by food tainted with lead, ...

Ten officials under investigation for oversight gaps in case that left more than 200 kindergarten children with high blood lead levels.

The Tianshui government had every opportunity to properly handle the crisis. Sadly, such failures are common in a system ...

China’s central government has intervened after hundreds of cases of lead poisoning at a private nursery in the country’s impoverished north west, days after local officials blamed industrial paint ...

Mark Tanner reports on another trust-hit for some China domestic food brands, a reminder how quickly Chinese consumers will ...

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Quezon City.  The EcoWaste Coalition and the Consumer Rights to Safe Food (CRSF) appealed to the Food and Drug Administration ...

Staff were accused earlier this month of adding paint powder to children's food at a kindergarten in northwestern China.

The case came to light on July 1, when market regulators and police in Maiji district received reports of abnormal blood lead ...

Police in northwestern China have arrested six suspects after more than 200 children were found to have high levels of lead in their blood at a privately run kindergarten, authorities said.