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Bans on 200 tonnes of pet meat imports rebranded as ‘fit for humans’

It is believed the meat was falsely labelled as being fit for human consumption. Photo: EPA

Some 10 batches of meat, which are not believed to have gone on sale locally, were believed to have false certificates

China probes ‘dumping’ of cheap Brazilian chicken on market

Chickens and sausages on display at a steakhouse in Rio de Janeiro. Photo: EPA

About 3,000kg of Brazilian meat could have been sold in city

The tainted meat and corruption scandal in Brazil prompted a recall in Hong Kong. Photo: AP
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There can be no compromise on food safety

Packs of previously frozen chicken legs from Brasil stacked on a trolley shortly after a staff member cleared them from the shelves of a supermarket in Hong Kong. Photo: AFP

Hong Kong revises Brazilian import ban to 21 companies

Supermarket employees cleared shelves of Brazilian meat products. Photo: AFP

Brazil closes three more plants in meat scandal

Brazil hopes to convince Hong Kong to lift its ban on Brazilian meat

China, two other key markets lift Brazil meat import ban

A member of the Chile’s Public Health Surveillance Agency inspects a piece of beef. Photo: Reuters

Recall in Brazil meat scandal amounts to sale ban, traders say

Customers choosing frozen meat at a market in North Point on Wednesday. Photo: Felix Wong

Government to recall meat imported from 21 Brazilian companies

Packaged meat on sale in a supermarket in Hong Kong. Photo: European Pressphoto Agency

Brazilian meat prices to ‘shoot up’, industry warns

Meat prices could shoot up, import and restaurant industry insiders say, following the tainted Brazilian meat scare. Photo: Felix Wong

Brazil’s booming chicken, beef exports hit by safety scandal

China and Hong Kong one of the biggest importers of both beef and chicken from Brazil

Hong Kong bans imports of Brazilian meat amid safety scandal

Brazil’s President Michel Temer (centre) enjoying a steak dinner at a traditional Brazilian barbecue restaurant on Sunday. Photo: AP

Temer seeks to reassure ambassadors over rotten meat scandal

Brazilian President Michel Temer attends a steak dinner at a traditional Brazilian barbecue restaurant after a meeting on the rotten meat scandal. Photo: AP