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Insure Against Poisoning
January 6, 2011, Thursday
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CONSUMERS who suffer food poisoning in certain situations can expect to have their medical bills covered by the company responsible.
The city's draft of food safety regulations encourages producers and sellers of infants' food and raw aquatic products, large-scale caterers and meal distribution businesses to buy the food quality insurance.
This would ensure customers are compensated in the event of food safety problems. Wang Longxing, vice director of the Shanghai FDA, says companies involved in food safety scandals sometimes go bankrupt, leaving customers uncompensated.
The city's draft of food safety regulations encourages producers and sellers of infants' food and raw aquatic products, large-scale caterers and meal distribution businesses to buy the food quality insurance.
This would ensure customers are compensated in the event of food safety problems. Wang Longxing, vice director of the Shanghai FDA, says companies involved in food safety scandals sometimes go bankrupt, leaving customers uncompensated.
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