Monthly Archives: January 2008

China Food Safety Resolved In 4 Months

Posted on January 14, 2008 by Edward Noon

China has made another great leap forward. In just 4 months they have eradicated food safety and product safety problems. The program was an astounding success according to Pu Changcheng, vice minister of the General Administration for Quality Supervision, Inspection … Continue reading →

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Fast Food Is Not The Blame For Child Obesity

Posted on January 11, 2008 by Edward Noon

Okay now we have been enlightened by McDonald’s UK CEO Steve Eaterbrook that it is not the fast food junk food that is the cause of obesity in children, it is those darn video games to blame.  Yes, it may … Continue reading →

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China Food Environmental Safety Survey

Posted on January 9, 2008 by Edward Noon

China just recently conducted a survey on food safety and environmental issues.  According to the survey 60.7 percent of respondents were concerned about the safety of their food, the survey went on to indicate that the citizens of China are … Continue reading →

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Zhejiang, China Food Safety Index

Posted on January 8, 2008 by Edward Noon

The Zhejiang (eastern China province) government has taken action to institute an index measure the quality of the food from this province.  It will be a comprehensive index that this correlated with the quality of each particular food staple and … Continue reading →

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No Touching Please

Posted on January 6, 2008 by Edward Noon

Here is a dumb dumb rule by Whole Foods – no touching of customers, please read the blog from Church of the Customer “Is A Shoplifter A Customer” and all the comments. If we employed this rule would it mean … Continue reading →

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