Much as with the pet food incident of 2007, when tainted products from China were killing our beloved companions, the peanut butter recall of 2009 has reached pet food.

Chinese Melamine scandal is far more widespread than thought as the reports show that close to 300,000 thousand children have suffered from it.

Two months ago the FDA said it was unable to determine a safe level of melamine in baby formula. Yet days after the AP disclosed previously hidden test results showing melamine found in U.S. baby formula, suddenly, they have!

Anyone remember the melamine in Chinese baby formula, which has resulted in the deaths of at least three babies as well as making at least 50,000 others ill in China?

Certainly, it's been a while since the last major "made in China means dangerous" fiasco. You will probably recall the issues last year over toys a date rape drug, dog food with melamine (which killed several dogs), toys with lead paint, contaminated toothpaste, and on and on. Well, it appears it's time for our next problem product: baby formula.

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