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China executes two in tainted milk scandal

China executed two milk producers from last fall's tainted milk scandal on Tuesday. The scandal raised questions about China's business culture.
Behind bad baby milk, an ethical gap in China's business

Inspectors found that 13 percent of dairy firms inspected since last week had produced melamine-tainted formula, state TV reported Tuesday. Critics say state regulation alone won’t prevent more food scandals.

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