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News on Chinese Food2010-03-12 Story Lab - Pick of the Day: Peter Chang, in stereoTodays special: Superlative stories on Peter Chang, a mysterious Chinese chef whose spicy Szechuan cuisine tends to make gourmands weak in the knees (and sweaty on the brow) -- but whose wandering ways tend to drive everybody crazy. Its a self-examination of sorts, as Kliman writes about being utterly consumed with Changs cooking and peripatetic tendencies both. I dont have a vote, but I think this piece ought to be a lock for inclusion in "Best Food Writing 2010. " Todays special: Superlative stories on Peter Chang, a mysterious Chinese chef whose spicy Szechuan cuisine tends to make gourmands weak in the knees (and sweaty on the brow) -- but whose wandering ways tend to drive everybody crazy. Chang became. - Peter chang chef peter chang Szechuan chef peter chang todd kliman peter chang calvin trillin peter chang new yorker peter chang oxford american peter chang mysterious chef peter chang
2010-03-11 Panda Tai Shan makes public debut in ChinaTai Shan, the giant panda born at the National Zoo, made his first public appearance in China on Tuesday after being kept in quarantine for a month after his trip from Washington. Tai Shans new home is a large enclosure at a government facility with indoor and outdoor areas. The Chinese government hopes that Tai Shan will become a father to help increase the population of the endangered animals. Tai Shan has gotten very used to the taste of the food, the smell of the air, the climate and the environment," said an executive at the center. Tai Shan, the giant panda born at the National Zoo, made his first public appearance in China on Tuesday after being kept in quarantine for a month after his trip from Washington. Tai Shans new home is a large enclosure at a government facility with indoor and outdoor areas. The Chinese gover. - Tai Shan panda pregnancy National Zoo pandas panda news tai shan china mei xiang pregnant national zoo
2010-03-10 Want Want Surges Most in Two Years as Profit Beats Estimates - BusinessWeekWant Want Surges Most in Two Years as Profit Beats Estimates Sales of snack foods slid 2. 8 percent and rice crackers dropped 16. 6 percent as a result of and ldquo;restructuring of distribution channels and rdquo; in cities and the timing of the Chinese Lunar New Year in 2009, the company said. Revenue from its Want Want rice crackers fell 16 percent to usd. 313. 5 million. The food and drinks maker, controlled by Taiwanese billionaire Tsai Eng-meng, has been expanding distribution into smaller cities in China to tap rising consumption on the mainland. Net income for 2009 grew to usd. 312. 6 million from usd. 262. 7 million on the widest profit margin in at least six years, beating all estimates in a Bloomberg survey of 12 analysts, who had a mean estimate of usd. 289. 3 million. - 000050NODE 000085NODE 000296NODE 001526NODE 2500 ACONSUME AECONOMY ALLTOP ASBNX ASHEADERS ASIA ASIAME ASIASTAFF ASIASTORY ASIATOP ASIATOPZ3 ASIAX BNALL BNSTAFF BNTEAMS BRIC CACT CHINA CNTOP CNTOPZ2
2010-03-09 Drawing the lessons of Toyota . cnThis is especially relevant since, as recently as two years ago, Chinas food security was still a major issue for American importers of Chinese goods. Many American customers complained that their pets died after eating dog and cat food imported from China. China tacitly admitted there was a problem, but said it was limited in scope and that overall the country had high standards of food security. But with huge amounts of pet food being exported, even a tiny percentage of contaminated food can cause many pet deaths. When a country is not able to control its pet food security and does not even properly apologize for failures that cause loss of life and cherished pets are surely lives how can we expect it to cope with car safety issues that are far more difficult to prevent - Sheng dingli CToyota lessons China
2010-03-08 Dim-sum-style meatballs rekindle memories of past Chinese meals The Burlington Free Press Burlington, VermontI received my first wok as a wedding present, along with a copy of Better Homes and Gardens Cooking Chinese. The cookbook taught me basic stir-fry recipes, lo-mein variations, and my personal favorite, potsticker dumplings. I was thrilled to be learning these recipes, because American-Chinese food and I have a history. When I was quite young, my mother would take my little sister and me to a Chinese restaurant in St. Albans (on Main Street) as a special treat once or twice a year. The food was (in all ways) miles away from the Chun King Chow Mein in the two-part can that I was familiar with. Dawn Morin-Boucher celebrates her vivid sensory memories of tasting soy sauce for the first time, tempura-battered prawns, blistering egg rolls and orangey, spicy, sweet General Tsos chicken thighs. - Green Mountain Burlington Vermont News local news headlines stories world news
2010-03-07 Schmeared: Traffic Ticket Cop Gets Nasty Bagel Surprise, Hint Body Hair Involved - Crimesider - CBS NewsThe public places a huge trust in the people who prepare food. It is a responsibility that should not be taken lightly. When you go to a restaurant, treat you server and preparer with respect for the job they are doing. Its hard work. There is no aggravated assault no matter what hairs he might have (allegedly) put in the cops sandwich. HOw about "serving adulterated food". THe punishment should fit the crime. Its not like he did something like spit on the food whilst knowing he has hepatitis or something. THEN, I would agree that may fall into aggravated assault. NJ Cook Accused of Putting Hair in Cops Sandwich Fired from Job Read more by Edecio Martinez on CBS News Crimesider. - Ryan burke cook body hair good foods to go cops sandwich south jersey courier-post thomas czerniecki traffic tickets evesham new jersey crimesider
2010-03-06 China Firmly Opposes U. S. Duties on Glossy Paper, Phosphates - BusinessWeekChina Firmly Opposes U. S. Duties on Glossy Paper, Phosphates The U. S. imposed on March 2 preliminary duties of 8. 4 percent on Chinese-made glossy paper and duties of 109 percent on imports of phosphate salts used in cleaning products, fertilizers and food additives. March 5 (Bloomberg) -- China and ldquo;firmly and rdquo; opposes U. S. duties on glossy paper and phosphate salts, saying that the tariffs violate World Trade Organization rules and obstruct Chinese exports. - 001526NODE 2500 ALLTOP ASIA ASIAX BNALL BRIC CHINA CNTOP CNTOPZ6 ECO EM JPNHEADERS NASIA ONWEB ORIGINAL SPREGIONS STFILT241 STFILT266 TOP WRIT bloom
2010-03-04 China jails 3 executives for tainted milk productsChina jails 3 executives for tainted milk products Despite a tough food safety law, Chinese authorities have had trouble regulating countless small enterprises and illegally run operations often blamed for introducing illegal chemicals and food additives. The contaminated milk used by Shanghai Panda had been returned by a dealer, state media reports said. The companys contaminated products were tracked down and destroyed, and its business and food production licenses revoked. New cases appeared last year, some of it from old batches that werent destroyed after the 2008 scandal, underscoring the difficulties China faces in improving food safety. - General financial/business news AP General
2010-03-03 Economic Observer News- China business, politics, law, and social issuesWen engaged in a similar online exchange in the lead up to last years major political meetings and the event seems to be turning into an annual ritual, similar to the press conference that the Chinese premier holds every year at the conclusion of the NPC, at which domestic and foreign journalists are given a rare chance to pitch questions direct to Chinas third most powerful politician. When responding to one participants question about food safety, Wen revealed 30 million children were affected by the tainted milk powder scandal, adding that the whole nation should draw lessons from the incident. He also vowed to severely punish companies that produce counterfeit products. A weekly Chinese newspaper offering news and commentary on China politics, economics, finance, media, and culture. - China chinese finance economics economy business trade politics policy government media newspaper beijing culture news blog
2010-03-02 Epoch Times - Food Scare Over Toxic Cowpeas Spreads in ChinaMainland media have raised questions about food inspection and safety in Hainan Province. Reports indicate that, although isocarbophos is banned, most farmer can still purchase it easily. Moreover, there and rsquo;s only one inspection apparatus in Hainan Province. Food inspection can cost up to 2,000 yuan (US usd. 293) per vegetable type. Because of this, the banning of pesticides exists in name only, and loopholes in the inspection process are apparent. China has been hit by a widening food scare over vegetable crops contaminated with a highly toxic pesticide. - Food Scare Over Toxic Cowpeas Spreads in China
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