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Author: fyfpoonfyfpoon Date: Sep 2, 2008 05:47
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080827.RMAPLELEAF27/TPStory/B...
"Maple Leaf recalled 220 types of meat last week in an effort expected
to cost at least $20-million, after the same strain of listeria that
has been linked to six deaths was found in its Toronto processing
plant. Investors have driven its shares down 28 per cent to $7.99
since the news broke last week on volume 10 times heavier than its
three-month average."
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Author: Odessa SandwichOdessa Sandwich Date: Sep 2, 2008 06:20
> http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080827.RMAPLELEAF27/TPStory/B...
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> "Maple Leaf recalled 220 types of meat last week in an effort expected
> to cost at least $20-million, after the same strain of listeria that
> has been linked to six deaths was found in its Toronto processing
> plant. Investors have driven its shares down 28 per cent to $7.99
> since the news broke last week on volume 10 times heavier than its
> three-month average."
Wow!
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Author: klunkklunk Date: Sep 2, 2008 07:54
> http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080827.RMAPLELEAF27/TPStory/B...
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> "Maple Leaf recalled 220 types of meat last week in an effort expected
> to cost at least $20-million, after the same strain of listeria that
> has been linked to six deaths was found in its Toronto processing
> plant. Investors have driven its shares down 28 per cent to $7.99
> since the news broke last week on volume 10 times heavier than its
> three-month average."
well, there's no question that maple leaf screwed up big time... but, why
would someone who whines about western media always bashing china claim that
it must be a company owned by the chinese...?... particularly since it is a
public company where anyone, including yourself can own a piece of it...?...
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Author: Duncan PattonDuncan Patton Date: Sep 2, 2008 10:47
On Tue, 2 Sep 2008 14:20:02 +1000
"Odessa Sandwich" blacksea.com.ua> wrote:
>> http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080827.RMAPLELEAF27/TPStory/B...
>>
>> "Maple Leaf recalled 220 types of meat last week in an effort expected
>> to cost at least $20-million, after the same strain of listeria that
>> has been linked to six deaths was found in its Toronto processing
>> plant. Investors have driven its shares down 28 per cent to $7.99
>> since the news broke last week on volume 10 times heavier than its
>> three-month average." >
> Wow!
>
See "Duncan's Hot Stox Pick of the Month" ...
Dhu
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Author: Chom NoamskyChom Noamsky Date: Sep 2, 2008 13:05
> http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080827.RMAPLELEAF27/TPStory/B...
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> "Maple Leaf recalled 220 types of meat last week in an effort expected
> to cost at least $20-million, after the same strain of listeria that
> has been linked to six deaths was found in its Toronto processing
> plant. Investors have driven its shares down 28 per cent to $7.99
> since the news broke last week on volume 10 times heavier than its
> three-month average."
Tainted food in Canada is exceptional.
In China it's a way of life, where 75%% of the food manufacturing industries
operate without permit or inspection.
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Author: TomTomTomTom Date: Sep 2, 2008 13:16
In news:J59vk.11329$nu6.634@edtnps83,
Chom Noamsky typed:
>> http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080827.RMAPLELEAF27/TPStory/B...
>>
>> "Maple Leaf recalled 220 types of meat last week in an effort
>> expected to cost at least $20-million, after the same strain of
>> listeria that has been linked to six deaths was found in its Toronto
>> processing plant. Investors have driven its shares down 28 per cent
>> to $7.99 since the news broke last week on volume 10 times heavier
>> than its three-month average." >
> Tainted food in Canada is exceptional.
Perhaps not the precise word...
> In China it's a way of life, where 75%% of the food manufacturing
> industries operate without permit or inspection.
As in 1000-year-old eggs.
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Author: fyfpoonfyfpoon Date: Sep 2, 2008 15:31
On 9月2日, 下午7时05分, "Chom Noamsky" wrote:
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>> "Maple Leaf recalled 220 types of meat last week in an effort expected
>> to cost at least $20-million, after the same strain of listeria that
>> has been linked to six deaths was found in its Toronto processing
>> plant. Investors have driven its shares down 28 per cent to $7.99
>> since the news broke last week on volume 10 times heavier than its
>> three-month average."
>
> Tainted food in Canada is exceptional.
>
> In China it's a way of life, where 75%% of the food manufacturing industries
> operate without permit or inspection.
Can you document this?
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Author: fyfpoonfyfpoon Date: Sep 2, 2008 15:34
On 9月2日, 下午1时54分, "klunk" theothershoo.org> wrote:>
>> "Maple Leaf recalled 220 types of meat last week in an effort expected
>> to cost at least $20-million, after the same strain of listeria that
>> has been linked to six deaths was found in its Toronto processing
>> plant. Investors have driven its shares down 28 per cent to $7.99
>> since the news broke last week on volume 10 times heavier than its
>> three-month average."
>
> well, there's no question that maple leaf screwed up big time... but, why
> would someone who whines about western media always bashing china claim that
> it must be a company owned by the chinese...?... particularly since it is a
> public company where anyone, including yourself can own a piece of it...?...
>
> ...oh... i get it... you're trying to create the illusion that the west ...
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Date: Sep 2, 2008 15:35
On Tue, 02 Sep 2008 11:05:13 GMT, "Chom Noamsky" wrote:
>> http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080827.RMAPLELEAF27/TPStory/B...
>>
>> "Maple Leaf recalled 220 types of meat last week in an effort expected
>> to cost at least $20-million, after the same strain of listeria that
>> has been linked to six deaths was found in its Toronto processing
>> plant. Investors have driven its shares down 28 per cent to $7.99
>> since the news broke last week on volume 10 times heavier than its
>> three-month average." >
>Tainted food in Canada is exceptional.
>
>In China it's a way of life, where 75%% of the food manufacturing industries
>operate without permit or inspection.
>
Which makes people wonder why there aren't more food poisoning related
deaths reported in China. Are Chinese immune from food poisoning?
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