The content of ethyl carbamate was higher or carcinogenic in two wines of Yue Longshan

According to Hong Kong Media, the Consumer Council tested 7 categories of 34 alcoholic beverages, 3 of which claimed to be from Zhejiang products and were found to have higher levels of potentially carcinogenic ethyl carbamate. As of press, Yue Longshan shares fell 4.33%, the price of 14.57 yuan. It is reported that the Consumer Council tests 7 types of rice wine, Shaoxing wine, glutinous rice wine and alcoholic beverages such as plum wine, a total of 34, of which 3 claims from Zhejiang, including "Yue Longshan three years old Shaoxing plus rice wine"; "Yue Longshan authentic Shaoxing aged Huadiao (five years)" and "Tower brand eight years Chen Shaoxing plus rice wine", the content of ethyl carbamate, respectively from 0.2 mg to 0.26 mg per kg, of which "Yue Longshan authentic Shaoxing aged Huadiao (five years)" the highest content. The World Health Organization (WHO) assessed in 2005 that the food intake of ethyl carbamate had little effect on health but could pose a risk if ingested by food plus alcoholic beverages.