MPI denies bungling infant formula export notification
Export advice given to the industry last Friday was corrected by Tuesday.
The Ministry for Primary Industries is denying it delayed issuing formal notice to infant formula exporters of the requirement for 1080-clearance certification for the Chinese market.
Within two days of the extortion threat to poison infant formula with 1080 being made public on March 10, the NZ
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Jamie Ball
Thu, 19 Mar 2015
Thu, 19 Mar 2015
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