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> not eat at restaurants that make them sick Or, you know, not have restaurants that make people sick. > not buying Chinese baby milk products even before reg
by sosborn 5y ago
> not eat at restaurants that make them sick
Or, you know, not have restaurants that make people sick.
> not buying Chinese baby milk products even before regulation
What makes you think baby milk in whatever country you live in would be better without regulation? Do you think that maybe lack of regulation/enforcement is why Chinese baby milk contributed to that particular scandal?
- GhettoComputers 5y ago> Do you think that maybe lack of regulation/enforcement is why Chinese baby milk contributed to that particular scandal? No, because they still don’t trust it today, with Chinese oversight. Regulations don’t stop restaurants from making people sick, accidents like e Coli poisonings occur with or without regulation, the FDA doesn’t need to step in, the company will have no business if they serve poor quality products. Did Chinese regulations make a difference? > It had been estimated in 2018 that up to 80% to 90% of infant formula purchased in Australia was destined for China. Bayer has poisoned aspirin, their reaction to it without regulation made them trustworthy.