Food Safety: Melamine found in infant formula in U.S.
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Reuters reports U.S. Health officials found melamine in infant formula sold within the United States.
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Agri News from Minnesota. - Minnesota Department of Agriculture warned again that certain cookies tested contained the industrial chemical melamine. There are three brands of Wonderfarm brand cookies sold in Minnesota -- "Royal Flavour Biscuits," "Lovely Melody Biscuits" and "Daily Life Biscuits" -- have tested positive for melamine.
Previous warnings include Wonderfarm "Successful" cookies that had been tested and were found to contain melamine.
Wonderfarm makes a varied line of food products. The Wonderfarm website indicates they will sell product to stores with the stores name on the packaging. So the cookies and other product may not be sold with Wonderfarm on the package. There are updates on the melamine situation on the site.
At WONDERFARM, we combine the art and science of confectionery and beverage, developing products through ardent experimentation. We passionately explore the taste, texture, and appearance until we find the perfect balance. WONDERFARM offers a variety of products and services that includes:
Wholesale
We offer our products to many of the finest distributors, wholesalers, departmental stores and hypermarkets throughout the world.
Private Label
Many of our products are available for packaging under your company's label with a certain minimum quantity.
Biscuits, cookies, canned beverages, coconut, biscuits and health supplements. This is a company from Vietnam.
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