BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Agriculture ministry said on Thursday no eggs from Europe have been imported into the country, leaving no risk of contamination from a scare sweeping Europe about the use of a potentially harmful insecticide.
In a monthly ministry briefing, Jin Fazhong, deputy director at the agricultural quality and safety inspection bureau said: "There is no risk of eating poisoned eggs in China."
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