Comments on: Cadbury Recalls Chinese-Made Chocolate

Candy Sold In Taiwan, Hong Kong And Australia Found To Contain Chemical Melamine In Tests

[cyberdjs4]

Hmmm...

Asian food and electronics,
Indian tech support,
Mexican labor,
Arab oil:

Kinda makes that "war on terror" thingy seem largely irrelevant.

[easeup-2009]

Can you imagine what''s in a Chinese hot dog?

Yikes!

[pollroller1]

I have said it before and I will say it again. There is no way to know where the ingredients in our foods come from. I wish there was a way to tell but right now there''s not.

[republic1776]

Also, we have Unions to thank for this too!
By the way Union Pension funds are being covered in this rencent bailout too!

[republic1776]

It''s all about greed.
In another 20 years when 1000''s have cancer, we can bail the health care system out too!
Just print more money!

[gop_will_win]

China does not care 1 iota what bad ingredients it''''s sending to the US ....
Wake up America don''''t buy made in china products!


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Posted by zorar
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Too late, everything is made there now.

[zorar-2009]

China does not care 1 iota what bad ingredients it''s sending to the US ....
Wake up America don''t buy made in china products!

[gop_will_win]

So what? Things are made cheaper there bcause they do not have standards and government oversight. If we did away with standards and government oversight here, we could make things as cheap here the jobs would come back and we could have cheap quality products once again in America.