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White Rabbit Milk Candy returns to Beijing
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The White Rabbit milk candies re-entered the markets in Shanghai on October 16 with a green label on its packaging to show the product is melamine-free.

The White Rabbit milk candies re-entered the markets in Shanghai on October 16 with a green label on its packaging to show the product is melamine-free.


(CRI, China.org.cn October 24, 2008)

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