prone to adulteration are milk, orange juice, honey, saffron, olive oil, flour, sea food, coffee, fries, ice cream, etc. In India, adulteration in foods are found from household level to food service establishments and also street foods. One most common is milk which is of great importance in day to day life to everyone. It is considered as children’s morning cup of tea and dose of calcium. But, this white liquid is turning poisonous nowadays. The nutritious value of milk is decreased by addition
The problem of corruption is not new for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). In the Age of Ambition, Evan Osnos quotes, “For centuries, every generation of Chinese leaders unveiled its own strategy to root out corruption” (Osnos 2014: 249). Chairman Mao’s strategy to tackle corruption was to create a new China based on egalitarianism which involved “abolishment of private property, reconstruction of the family unit, collectivism in agricultural production, and one party rule”(Menzel 2014: 1). The
quarter -11% [ Table 1: percentage growths in KFC China during late 2012 and 2013] Why are Chinese people so fervent about western food chain? China was isolated from the outside world both economically and socially for over fifty years. Not only did foreigners curious about the forbidden country, but also Chinese people desired to learn about the world. After Deng xiao ping introduced new economic strategy, Chinese people were exposed to new information. The exquisite and technological products were
million total internet users. Payment systems and physical delivery mechanisms to facilitate the development of e-commerce transactions were well-developed in other markets, but were simply lacking in China. Fast forward to the end of 2013: with Chinese internet users quickly approaching 600 million, China is on pace to pass the US and become the largest e-commerce market in the world. China’s e-commerce industry Online retailing in China, dubbed ‘e-tailing’, has doubled every year since 2003
company which could lead to some problems like unethical decision making, which could cause the troubles to both of their customers and themselves. For instance, a company like Sanlu group, which was a state-owned Chinese dairy products company in China. In 2008, due to the milk scandal, which was about the baby power products of Sanlu group had been tainted with melamine, which can cause kidney stones and the other symptoms. The reason why the Sanlu group added the melamine to their power products