Shopping channel caught in the storm of clenbuterol in US beef, AIT also purchased it

The Taipei City Government Health Bureau reported that momo shopping channel was selling extra-large steaks containing ractopamine, and the source was Shusen Development Co., Ltd., so it immediately sent personnel to investigate the upstream and downstream supply flows. In addition to finding 80 kilograms resold to momo shopping channel, it was further discovered that the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) also purchased this batch of meat, weighing 7.48 kilograms.

Chase, chase, chase, chase American beef with clenbuterol! A shopping channel in Taipei City is selling extra-large steaks containing ractopamine.

After investigation, it was found that Shusen Company imported 249 kilograms of American beef on October 7 last year, and sold 240 kilograms of beef to Meiqi Food Co., Ltd. in two batches (October 25 and November 8, 2011), and the other 7.48 kilograms were sold to the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) and Yongyu Accountants. The other cutting loss was 1.52 kilograms.

According to the investigation by the New Taipei City Government's Health Bureau, Meiqi Food Co., Ltd. (No. 342, Section 2, Zhongshan Road, Zhonghe District, New Taipei City) stated that in December 2011, 80 kilograms were sold to momo shopping channel, and another 106 kilograms were sold to stores and restaurants in New Taipei City. Currently, 54 kilograms of the recycled goods are sealed in a Keelung warehouse (No. 23, Gongjian South Road, Qidu District, Keelung City).

The Health Bureau also notified the Keelung City Health Bureau through cooperative channels to conduct an on-site inspection at the Keelung warehouse and sample one "C/R steak" in accordance with the law to test animal drugs. For those whose test results do not meet the regulations, they will be punished for violating Article 11, Paragraph 1, Item 5 of the Food Sanitation Management Act, "Animal drug content exceeds the safe allowable amount". In addition to confiscating and destroying the product in accordance with Article 29, Paragraph 1 of the same act, the source business may be fined not less than NT$60,000 and not more than NT$6 million in accordance with Article 31 of the same act.