Take On China Inc. At Your Peril, page-28

From Casinos, it is now milk, see 2 articles below
http://www.irishtimes.com/news/worl...p-on-power-as-communist-party-meets-1.2841214.
Fonterra says it does not know if anyone has fallen ill from consuming its expired milk powder, as the NZ dairy giant tries to come to terms with the latest scandal to engulf the Chinese food industry.
Chinese police on Monday (NZT) arrested 19 people in Shanghai for selling about 300 tonnes of expired Fonterra milk powder, Shanghai Daily reported.
The suspects were allegedly managing a company, which was packaging expired products of the New Zealand dairy company - one of the most popular brands in China - into smaller packages for resale below market prices, according to media reports.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/farming/85683229/nineteen-arrested-in-china-over-milk-powder