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September 1, 2009
Food safety
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HK to work closer with Guangdong on food safety

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Secretary for Food & Health Dr York Chow is meeting Guangdong's Entry-Exit Inspection & Quarantine Bureau director Li Yanhui in Guangzhou today to discuss food-safety issues and foster co-operation between both sides.

 

Accompanied by the bureau's deputy director Huang Weiming, Dr Chow will also go to Yangjiang in the afternoon to visit a marine fish farm. The farm cultures about 11 kinds of marine fish with an annual supply of about 229 tonnes.

 

Dr Chow will also visit an oyster-farming zone tomorrow morning. It has about 300 farmers and produces about 60,000 tonnes of oysters a year.

 

Before returning to Hong Kong tomorrow, Dr Chow will visit a Hong Kong-funded food enterprise in Xinhui to learn more about its food hygiene standards.

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