Problematic Oil Used in 7 Products Sold in Taipei; Pao De Jia, Partyworld Among Affected Stores
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Taipei health officials discovered that Nan Chiao used problematic soybean salad oil, which exceeded carcinogen limits, to produce seven products.
- These products were distributed to 62 stores in Taipei, including well-known chains like Pao De Jia, Quan Lian, and Partyworld.
- The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to identify all affected products and retailers.
Taipei health authorities have identified seven food products made with contaminated soybean salad oil that exceeded carcinogen limits. The problematic oil was supplied by Zhonglian and used by Nan Chiao to produce items including Nan Chiao NEBOS functional fat spread, upgraded baking oil without additives, and Ace liquid frying oil.
Health officials confirmed that these seven products were distributed to 62 stores across Taipei. The list of affected retailers includes Pao De Jia, Quan Lian, and Partyworld, raising concerns among consumers. The Taipei Department of Health is continuing its investigation to trace the full extent of the contamination and ensure all affected products are removed from shelves.
This incident highlights ongoing concerns about food safety and the oversight of food manufacturers. Authorities are working to provide consumers with clear information and to hold responsible parties accountable.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.