Contaminated milk creates new liability regime

China recently suffered its biggest-ever food safety incident, involving Sanlu Dairy. The country's product liability laws are now undergoing unprecedented change. By Satpal Gobindpuri and Sammy Fang, DLA Piper.

9 minute readMay 09, 2009 at 12:58 AM
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On January 22 2009, five courts across China handed out a series of verdicts in respect of the melamine contaminated milk case involving the Sanlu Group – the biggest food

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