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Greenpeace Says HK Needs Better Vegetable Monitoring System

Aggregated Source: ChinaCSR.com
April 15, 2007|

Greenpeace says it has found loopholes in Hong Kong's vegetable monitoring system and has issued a joint statement with the fruit and vegetables industry, consumer groups, legislators and political parties, urging the government for the timetable for food safety legislation, so as to strengthen Hong Kong food safety monitoring system.

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