Officials said they would start an investigation after a newspaper reported that a tanker used to carry liquefied coal was then used to transport soybean oil. By Tiffany May and Amy Chang Chien ...

China is up in arms after state media discovered trucks interchangeably delivered soy oil and chemicals for fuel without cleaning their tanks.

Cooking oil produced by a major Chinese state-run food company has been removed from leading online stores after concerns over contamination have revived consumer fears over food safety in a ...

Shoppers pass by cooking oil products at a supermarket in Beijing, Wednesday, July 10, 2024. China’s authorities said they were investigating food safety concerns in cooking oils after an ...

News that cooking oil was transported in containers also used to carry fuel has sparked outrage in China, the latest scandal in a country where fears about food safety are widespread. Local state ...

The 54-year-old was shocked to learn that the household staple she uses every day could have been contaminated – by tanker trucks transporting both coal oil and cooking oil without being cleaned ...

Yihai Kerry, another major cooking oil manufacturer, announced on the same day that it had conducted an inspection of its logistics operations and found no safety violations. The Beijing News ...

Cooking Oil Contamination Scandal Revives Concerns About Food Safety in China 2 minute read Jinding sunflower seed oil for sale on an online shopping site on July 8, 2024.