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Playing by New Rules

The milk powder scandal leads to more food inspections and throws the domestic dairy industry into an uproar

Tainted Reputation

China's dairy market faces a challenge to recover following the milk powder scandal, despite efforts to ensure its safety

Innocent Victims

Parents are rushing to hospital for medical tests as infants fall prey to the milk powder scandal

The Sanlu Scandal

Tainted batches of powdered milk causes kidney stones in more than 6,200 infants and incites public outrage

Paying the Price

Despite the huge estimated economic losses, the government and industry insiders need to examine the causes of this scandal and draw subsequent lessons from it, instead of resorting to crisis management as a last resort

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