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China's State Council Food Safety Office has published findings from its investigation into a recent food safety scandal. The scandal involved the transportation of edible vegetable oil in tankers that were previously used to haul nonfood substances, such as chemical oils, without proper cleaning. As a result, Chinese authorities have imposed heavy penalties on the companies and individuals involved. Sinograin and other entities were fined as part of the crackdown. In total, 10 individuals and seven companies were punished for their roles in the incident.
Chinese authorities have punished 10 individuals and seven companies involved in transporting edible vegetable oil in tankers that had previously hauled chemical oils without proper cleaning. https://t.co/JH4rUo86n4
China fines Sinograin, others for moving cooking oil in unclean tankers https://t.co/6zWKow44y6
Chinese authorities have imposed heavy penalties on companies and individuals involved in a scandal where edible vegetable oil was transported in tanks that were previously used to haul nonfood substances. https://t.co/0m2hhvs1eo https://t.co/aTSQcR66nU