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A vendor arranges Chinese grapes along National Highway 1A in Hau Giang Province in the Mekong Delta.
Excessive amounts of fungicides and insecticides have been found in Chinese grapes and potatoes that have been sold widely with USA labels on them, an official said Tuesday.

The Plant Protection Department at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development from the beginning of July took 104 fruit and vegetable samples from China and other countries.

The violations were only found in Chinese samples, with two samples of grapes imported from the northern border gate containing excessive amounts of the fungicide difenoconazole, and a potato sample from Saigon port having too much of the insecticide chlorpyrifos ethyl.

Nguyen Xuan Hong, head of the department, said the chemical content was three to five times accepted levels in Vietnam.

“We have punished the violating vendors, and are enhancing inspections in border areas,” Hong said.

He also said most fruit and vegetable imports in Vietnam are from China, and the rest is mostly from Thailand, US and New Zealand.

The Chinese grape has been popular in Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta, advertised and marked as coming from the US. Hong's department officially warned of this fraud in a report earlier this week, saying Chinese grapes are of paler pink or green color, have more seeds than American grapes, and do not taste as sweet.

They are hardly damaged though they are exposed to the sun all day. Vendors sell them at between VND20,000-40,000 (US$1-2) a kilogram but the authorities found they were bought from suppliers at VND6,000 a kilogram.

Earlier this year, the department also tested Fuji apples imported from China, following reports that a large number of apple growers in China have been wrapping their crops in unmarked plastic bags containing a mysterious white “medicinal” powder.
Farmers and other individuals from agricultural cooperatives said “everyone knows” that Chinese exporters are packing apples in thiram, a dangerous fungicide, and melarsoprol (a toxic organic compound of arsenic), according to Chinese media reports.

But the department in June said they found the apples were safe, with thiram and arsenic detected but under the permitted thresholds.

http://www.thanhniennews.com/index/...d-in-us-labeled-chinese-grape-in-vietnam.aspx
I suggest the Chinese are not poisoned in Vietnam, Please treat civilization !
 
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grape.jpg

A vendor arranges Chinese grapes along National Highway 1A in Hau Giang Province in the Mekong Delta.
Excessive amounts of fungicides and insecticides have been found in Chinese grapes and potatoes that have been sold widely with USA labels on them, an official said Tuesday.

The Plant Protection Department at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development from the beginning of July took 104 fruit and vegetable samples from China and other countries.

The violations were only found in Chinese samples, with two samples of grapes imported from the northern border gate containing excessive amounts of the fungicide difenoconazole, and a potato sample from Saigon port having too much of the insecticide chlorpyrifos ethyl.

Nguyen Xuan Hong, head of the department, said the chemical content was three to five times accepted levels in Vietnam.

“We have punished the violating vendors, and are enhancing inspections in border areas,” Hong said.

He also said most fruit and vegetable imports in Vietnam are from China, and the rest is mostly from Thailand, US and New Zealand.

The Chinese grape has been popular in Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta, advertised and marked as coming from the US. Hong's department officially warned of this fraud in a report earlier this week, saying Chinese grapes are of paler pink or green color, have more seeds than American grapes, and do not taste as sweet.

They are hardly damaged though they are exposed to the sun all day. Vendors sell them at between VND20,000-40,000 (US$1-2) a kilogram but the authorities found they were bought from suppliers at VND6,000 a kilogram.

Earlier this year, the department also tested Fuji apples imported from China, following reports that a large number of apple growers in China have been wrapping their crops in unmarked plastic bags containing a mysterious white “medicinal” powder.
Farmers and other individuals from agricultural cooperatives said “everyone knows” that Chinese exporters are packing apples in thiram, a dangerous fungicide, and melarsoprol (a toxic organic compound of arsenic), according to Chinese media reports.

But the department in June said they found the apples were safe, with thiram and arsenic detected but under the permitted thresholds.

Vietnam latest news - Thanh Nien Daily | Chinese grapes, potatoes sold in Vietnam heavily contaminated
I suggest the Chinese are not poisoned in Vietnam, Please treat civilization !

NONO is it you viets poision your own people , we didnt put a gun in your head to force you to buy them, may be the viets bought those chemical comtaminated fruits thought since you guys inhale agent orange for long time you might addicted to chemical, and love to eat chemical contaminated fruits :rofl:
 
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NONO is it you viets poision your own people , we didnt put a gun in your head to force you to buy them, may be the viets bought those chemical comtaminated fruits thought since you guys inhale agent orange for long time you might addicted to chemical, and love to eat chemical contaminated fruits :rofl:

Therefore, we should stay away from Chinese products, right?
 
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Therefore, we should stay away from Chinese products, right?

There's a lack of trust in Chinese ingredients and food. I know many people who clean everything with sterilised water before cooking it.

The price of importing cheap food from an Industrial powerhouse with lenient pollution controls.

Because it's affordable, people will continue to buy.
 
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The Vietnam media, VCP paid cadets and their supporters are working overtime to spread disinformation on China! The war has begun.
 
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Its a fact but people just buy them because they are for one time use and throw.....................not to forget dirt cheap.........quality comes with a price.

Bro. Life must be respected, we should not be involved in this process, let the Chinese have poisoned Chinese people.
 
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Therefore, we should stay away from Chinese products, right?

No you should buy more until you got rid of your agent addiction:lol:

The Vietnam media, VCP paid cadets and their supporters are working overtime to spread disinformation on China! The war has begun.

Dont worry bro no one will believe poor communist nation
 
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Bro. Life must be respected, we should not be involved in this process, let the Chinese have poisoned Chinese people.

NO no dont you know poor people wont get respected :lol: ask your indian bro do they respect their dalits:rofl:
 
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Bro. Life must be respected, we should not be involved in this process, let the Chinese have poisoned Chinese people.

They are hell bound on bulling and attacking each and every neighbor.

You must remember its dictatorship you can't say a word.
 
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Its a fact but people just buy them because they are for one time use and throw.....................not to forget dirt cheap.........quality comes with a price.

Bro stop dreaming get real, poor people dont have a choice, dont you know we flood your india market with nasty cheap chinese goods, but the funny thing is you guys keep asking for more

They are hell bound on bulling and attacking each and every neighbor.

You must remember its dictatorship you can't say a word.

Yes you are right he cannt say anything cos vietnam is also a ditatorship country:rofl: hahahaha so funny seeing you make a real idiot of yourself, bro now i m confused your post is bashing china or vietnam or may be both:rofl: but the funny thing the retard viettroll thank your post
 
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