Lu in my inbox: Saipol The company, which owns the brand Lesieur, and oil wholesaler, bought cheaply a batch of 40 000 tonnes of Ukrainian sunflower oil. This company has resold the oil at a profit to other multinational agribusiness.
A subsequent verification has revealed the presence of fraud in this batch mineral oil for lubricating engines.
Although not established that this mixture is unappealing wickedly toxic, we would have had to deal with responsible people that this lot would have immediately joined the only destination that suited him: the trash. What do you think happened? It was nevertheless decided to knowingly use this oil to make up their products.
The worst thing they would have had the agreement of the (French and European ) who decreed that as long as the products do not contain more than 10%, nobody would fall too ill. There would be 40,000 tons to sell, a little over 5,000 in France alone. That's about 100 grams of crap per capita to swallow!
Greece, which the authorities seem less irresponsible than ours, just react and ban the use of all lots since 1 January.
But here in our supermarkets, so there would be at this time of products contaminated with motor oil!
is the Chained Duck who broke the story. He has since published a list of brands and types of products concerned, as well as internal memoranda of ANIA (National Association of Food Industries), which show behind the scenes: How the crisis in industrial live in their boring gown and praying the info is not resumed and that the time quickly erases that history.
In this wonderful world where the business is king, there would (still amazing) people can import any food from across the world in just to make money. Despite the pretty labels who want reassuring, there is the slightest grip on the traceability of products that can be tampered with, loaded with pesticides or any other crap.
U No imported product at the lowest price is a near certainty of poor quality, exploitation of human beings who were used to produce it, and pressure on employment and wages of French workers.
But the pub is there to stuff ourselves silly commercials with kids and their moms blonde bloom experiencing intense pleasure to eat the crap overwrapped in alluring brightly colored plastic.
According to Duck, here are the offending brands:
Lesieur, Golden Fruit, Golden Ear, Frial, Isio 4, Oli, Carapelli, Saupiquet, Amora, Planta Fin, knit, Knorr, Magnum, Miko
The products most likely to contain oil are poisonous
following:
Mayonnaise, Tarama, Béarnaise Sauce, Chips, Dressing Lean, Surimi, Celery Remoulade soup, canned fish, breaded fish, Stuffed veal, tuna and sardines, chocolate spreads, wafers with jam , cereal bars and sweetened for children Cookies.
Case History:
Early February 2008: The Company Saipol, owner of Lesieur, is advised by its supplier of oil, the presence of engine oil in oil Sunflower. Saipol will one month to notify the Directorate General for Competition, Consumption and Fraud Control (DGCCRF) French. DGCCRF and European Commission launch an alert and withdraw products from shelves. Nobody seems to know the number of contaminated products!
Finally, May 2, 2008, the European Commission seems to have authorized the sale of all foods containing less than 10% oil adulterated. It considers that a man can ingest 1.2 grams of tainted oil a day safely! oil we are talking about is a mineral oil, therefore, a petroleum! (at the price it cost, anyway!)
14, but 2008: Chained Duck reveals that the engine oil was found in the sunflower oil. The Chained Duck has obtained a note from the DGCCRF indicating that no recall was made because the oil does not pose a risk of acute toxicity.
http://www.damweb.fr/2008/05/15/de-l-huile-de-moteur-dans-l-huile-de-tournesol
http://www.liberation.fr/actualite/economie_terre/326262.FR.php
Long live the ultra-liberal globalization!
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