Dicyandiamide can really withstand the tide of foreign milk powder sales?

Recently, New Zealand milk powder has been found to detect toxic melamine, which undoubtedly makes domestic milk powder consumers even more worried. After all, the haze of melamine has just been dispersed. People still have a fear for domestically produced milk powder. When consumers have chosen foreign milk powder as the first choice, foreign milk powder is deeply stuck in the “Dicyandiguan Door”. Several big dairy giants have issued a statement saying that no dicyandiamide has been detected, but they still can't help but issue consumers with questions about “domestic milk powder, foreign milk powder. However, the reporter visited several supermarkets and baby products stores in Jinan and discovered that the powdered milk in New Zealand production areas was not removed, and the sales of powdered milk products with “originally imported” and “imported milk sources” on the shelves remained fairly good.

With dicyandiamide milk = tainted milk powder?

“My daughter’s daughter has been drinking milk powder. The recent news reported on the dicyandiamide incident. Is this dicyandiamide harmless to your baby’s health? Niu Ma’s mother is very confused. Indeed, after the dicyandiamide incident, many mothers expressed Concerns over New Zealand milk powder: Since the "melamine incident" was exposed in 2008, the safety of milk powder has become one of the hot spots for public attention, and now New Zealand Fonterra's dairy products have been found to contain dicyandiamide residues, allowing consumption again. The person thinks of “poisoned milk powder.” In the end, what is the difference between “dicyandiamide” and “melamine”? “This and poisoned milk powder are not a concept at all.” FIONA, who has long been engaged in purchasing milk powder for foreign brands, introduced that “melamine is added directly.” In milk, dicyandiamide enters dairy cows through a fertilizer-grazing-digestion process, both in content and in purpose. Dairy experts also agree with this statement: "From the point of view, melamine is artificially added to milk for the purpose of increasing protein content, while dicyandiamide is used for ranching purposes for the purpose of improving the efficiency and environmental protection. In addition, from the perspective of toxicity, melamine is a chemical product that is strictly prohibited for use in food additives. Many infants and young children have already demonstrated its harm due to illness, while dicyandiamide is found in the milk powder industry chain through the digestive system. And there is not a unified testing standard in the world. ”

Supermarket milk powder is still selling fire

Recently, the reporter visited a number of supermarket stores in Jinan, as well as baby products stores, see the milk source from New Zealand products are not off the shelf, "Milk powder accident?" Faced with the reporter's inquiries, milk powder shopping guides for " The dicyandiamide storm "had nothing to know. On the shelf, several milk products related to New Zealand are still selling normally.

Reporters visited the various stores and stores to see that the monopoly of foreign milk powder has become a common phenomenon. In a row of shelves in a supermarket, only two households use milk sources from China, and many domestic brands The words "100% imported raw materials" and "imported milk sources" are marked in prominent places. Faced with the situation of foreign milk powder dominating the world, will the “Dicyandiamide Storm” in New Zealand break the pattern of “Chong Yang” in the domestic milk powder market? "The domestic supply of land is tight, and there are many restrictions on the construction of large-scale grazing land. The quality of fresh milk is also difficult to control. It would be better to directly purchase overseas products," said one industry insider. In fact, not only do consumers “Chong Yang”, large-scale dairy companies are also “acquisitive” for milk sources, and invest in ranching in such areas as New Zealand, Australia and France.

Experts said: “The current status of our domestic milk source is high prices and low nutrient content, and we have no comparative advantage with milk sources in countries such as New Zealand. Therefore, in the short term, the decrease in New Zealand's milk supply will lead to foreign milk powder prices. In the long run, it is a general trend for domestic companies to source milk from abroad or invest directly in the construction of ranches abroad."