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Why Is Food Cheap? That's the Question We Should Be Asking

Daily safe intake limit for lean meat powder questioned, consumer concerns rise

To prevent avian influenza, electrically slaughtered free-range chickens get a 10 yuan subsidy each; operators question whether it can be implemented

Environmental issues are a profound question worth deep reflection.

What exactly are the questions surrounding convenience store suspended meals?

The Ministry of Health and Welfare plans to establish a third-party inspection mechanism, and industry operators question why management does not start at the source.

Agricultural land use to be changed to a classification system; environmental groups question whether it will destroy land and farming

Legislator questions Japan's "ghost lard" suspected of being used for other purposes; domestic lard acid value standard regresses 30 years, six times looser than Japan's

Food and Drug Administration: Whether Pingtung County leaked inspection documents to Ting Hsin awaits judicial determination; scholars question the adequacy of the FDA's oil testing items

Strong Crown's Japanese-imported lard is priced too low, and legislators question whether it is mixed with swill oil.