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Environmental pollution incidents occur frequently; EPA Director-General Shen Shih-hung advocates in-depth inspections. Legislators and environmental groups: comprehensive testing and prompt publication are needed.

Lean Meat Powder Testing Made Easy in One Try: US Beef at the Gate, Nationwide Rapid Screening to Hold the Line

Imported genetically modified soybeans exceed pesticide residue limits? Customs should take samples for testing

How small-scale processing in the United States reduces risk: testing alone is not enough

Honey is not pure: beekeeping association calls for revision of national standards, Consumers' Foundation hopes for more advanced testing methods

Changhua electroplating wastewater case suspected of contaminating 327 hectares of farmland; the Agriculture and Food Agency has sampled 11 crop items and sent them for testing

COA Fights Back: "Pollution Is Not the Farmers' Fault" - Should Face Up to Cumulative Environmental Pollution and Review the Dioxin Testing Mechanism

After the Nuclear Disaster, a Japanese Mother Visits Citizens' Radiation Testing Centers

Qiangguan was ordered to suspend operations and hit with a heavy fine of 50 million yuan, and its oil products will also be subject to expanded testing.

The Council of Agriculture clarifies that genetically modified crops have not yet been approved for cultivation, to avoid becoming a testing ground.