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Food Safety in France, from Mad Cow Disease to Avian Flu

Frédéric Keck

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The Chinese Food Safety Law, that was voted in February 2009 and comes into effect in June, gives the Minister of Health a greater role in the management of food safety. It creates a Food Safety Commission to coordinate the action of previous governmental agencies such as the Minister of Agriculture or the Administration for Quality Surveillance, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ). It follows a series of crises revealing flaws in the Chinese food safety chain, such as the tainted milk scandal in the end of 2008 causing the intoxication of 300 000 babies by melamine (Keck 2009) (...).

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hal-01069391 , version 1 (22-12-2014)

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Frédéric Keck. Food Safety in France, from Mad Cow Disease to Avian Flu. 2010. ⟨hal-01069391⟩
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