BEIJING (Reuters) - With the "Made in China" brand under threat, steering the world's third-largest exporter through the public relations minefield of food and product safety is one of its leaders' biggest immediate tasks.
But coming in the run-up to the ruling Communist Party's most important political event this year and a year ahead of China's Olympic "coming-out party", the timing couldn't be more awkward.
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