According to media reports, Japan's well-known snack "Morinaga small steamed bun" was exposed to a scandal, and about 190,000 products have been recalled since June 28.
It is reported that Japan's "Morinaga Confectionery Co., Ltd." recently issued a product recall announcement on its official website, claiming to have received complaints that the snack "マンナボーロ" contains foreign substances, and the actual inspection speculates that it may be animal feces.
It is understood that this kind of baby food is 34 grams per pack, suitable for babies over 7 months old, and the products are sold throughout Japan, mostly called "baby egg crisps" and "baby small steamed buns". Japanese netizens expressed shock at the incident and expressed concern about the safety of children's food. Some have criticized Morinaga for suspending shipments until the problem is resolved.
Netizen comments: It seems that I have also eaten this
In this regard, many netizens said that they had also eaten the same style, which was a little disgusting.
One meal is not enough: I have also eaten and I am surprised! At that time, I happened to travel to Japan, and then I felt that everything was fresh, so I bought and ate, and it tasted like nothing that was not very delicious, and I really wanted to vomit when I saw this news now.
H_and_M: I really buy it when my kids are young.
Points: I've eaten too... It's not as delicious as the small steamed buns in China, it doesn't feel crispy, so what's the problem?
Some people also said that food safety issues should still be paid attention to.
Miao Miao'er: This food safety problem is too bad, right?
Feng Tune Xi Yu Shun: Morinaga? Could it be that Morinaga was the one who had the problem with the original milk powder?
Source: Morning News Editor: Hang Qi Editor: Lai Ting Review: Lu Hongmei
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