Hong Kong 40 barrels of carcinogenic jindi peanut oil outflow market whereabouts unknown

About 40 barrels of carcinogenic cooking oil out of the market, whereabouts unknown. Photo: Hong Kong, Wen Wei Po Beijing, December 23, according to the Hong Kong newspaper reported that the trench oil has plagued Hong Kong people, earlier found that contain excessive carcinogenic compounds jindi flavor peanut oil The same lot, by the importer "Xintiandi Enterprises (Hong Kong) Limited" supply to 9 distributors. After inspecting the distributors, the Hong Kong Food Safety Centre found that there was no stock and asked them to recycle their customers. New world has recovered 35 barrels of oil, but about 40 barrels out of the market, whereabouts unknown. The Hong Kong Food and Health Bureau has recently detected two samples of "Jindi Luzhou-flavour peanut oil" containing carcinogens of benzene and ﹝a﹞ pyrene, which are 17 micrograms per kg and 16 micrograms respectively, exceeding the permissible limit imposed by the EU and mainland legislative requirements. After tracing the matter, the Hong Kong Food and Health Bureau found that the problem of cooking oil was supplied to 9 distributors by the "Xintiandi Enterprises (Hong Kong) Limited", including the Wing Hing Line in Kwai Chung which has now ceased operation. The other 8 are Cheng Hing Oil line, East Bridge oil Zhuang, Hengyuan oil meter, overflow oil Zhuang, Sheng Hing number, Shunchang long sesame oil Oyster Factory Co., Ltd., the joint benefit of oil and foodstuffs, as well as the Union Fat Zhuang Co., Ltd. Cheng Hing Oil line in the West Ring said to the media, 2 months ago to the supplier of New World enterprises to buy 300 kg of oil, the person in charge of the health certificate is not required, after the goods returned to the new world. In August, the Yuanlang of the company also purchased 1200 kg of oil, of which more than 50 kilograms had been poured into the market, which was sold to a domestic company, and a body was sent to the public at Yu Lan Festival. The person in charge said, had known with the supplier, estimated production process problems, so that benzene and ﹝a﹞ pyrene exceeded. The Hong Kong Food Safety Centre inspected the remaining 7 distributors and confirmed that they were out of stock and asked them to collect them from customers. Xintiandi has recovered 35 barrels of oil, and about 40 barrels to be traced. The Chairman of the Legislative Council panel on Food Safety and environmental hygiene, Leong, expressed concern about the problem of less than half of the recovery of cooking oil, and said that at present all food importers and distributors have to maintain a complete record of supply, but this incident has found that the government must explain why the implementation of the legislation is unsatisfactory The Legislative Council will discuss the matter 3rd next month. The Secretary for Food and Health, Ko, said in a radio programme yesterday (22nd) that the problem of edible oil is the same brand, the same batch of edible oil, is monitoring the company, checking documents, stepping up the tracking of the source and direction of problematic cooking oils, and has contacted the relevant mainland authorities. He stressed that the safety of edible oil is of great concern and if anyone is found to be breaking the law, it must be severely punished. The government has been wholesale, food