Guardian: Chinese authorities have detained more than 900 people in the last three months over meat-related offenses.
Guardian: Chinese authorities have detained more than 900 people in the last three months over meat-related offenses.
One alleged gang is suspected of using illegal chemicals to transform rat, mink and fox meat into counterfeit mutton slices – popular for their use in hot pot – and selling them to local markets. Responding to the scandal, police in Zhejiang province posted a guide to distinguishing between real and fake mutton on China’s most popular microblogging site, Sina Weibo.
