The French baby food manufacturer whose product sparked the Fonterra false alarm is now in trouble of its own from Chinese authorities.
Dumex Baby Food Co, a subsidiary of Danone, has been accused in the Chinese media of bribing hospital staff to use its products and influence
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EDITOR'S INSIGHT: Chinese accuse dairy company of bribery
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