Chemical tanker trucks in China also carrying cooking oil and food, reports say | BBC News

A food scandal has hit China following reports on social media that fuel tanker trucks that transport toxic chemicals are also being used to carry cooking oil and other food products.
Reports have suggested that the trucks are not properly cleaned when they are switched to edible oil transportation.
Chinese officials have now launched what they call "a major" investigation.
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[@goyasolidar]

This is the most China thing ever.

[@GuyverFrancis-jh6lm]

😅

[@sharia_law5563]

Yes we believe in such propaganda

[@EugWanker]

This happened in North America too, albeit a long time ago.

[@TarzanIndiana]

@@sharia_law5563 News was reported by China's own state media. You think they do propaganda against themselves?

[@hanrockabrand95]

I'm surprised it was reported in the state media outlet

[@markrozee]

I drive a milk tanker in UK. That is steam cleaned with acid/alkali, then rinsed 3 times with water, everyday. It only ever carries milk😂

[@Guesswhokk]

Look up "Chinese Milk scandal" as many still reacting to this after 20 years in China, it contain higher level of dismay (or outcry) as the one in Salisbury poisoning.

[@rymoremorris5287]

Thank God for those annoying government regulations, and the morals to not bribe the inspection agent a tenner to look the other way.

[@user-gr4ob9ru1m]

所以这就是中国制造之所以便宜的原因，所以这就是中国家庭喜欢国外进口产品的原因

[@Entertainment-to6tb]

It has been happening for decades and there have been similar news before, but the result is still different. We Chinese people have become numb, the people do not have the right to supervise, and the cost of legal punishment is too small What about the official media reporting on the transportation of soybean oil by Chinese kerosene trucks? It has been happening for decades and there have been similar news before, but the result is still different. We Chinese people have become numb, the people do not have the right to supervise, and the cost of legal punishment is too small This is a Singaporean edible oil company called Golden Dragon Fish ,

[@aymanla471]

yeah look how good we are in little miserable britain

[@defendandprotect-om5hv]

Not a suprise. Remember the baby formula with melamine?

[@sharia_law5563]

It must be true if the BBC/CNN say it is.

[@Paulus822]

@@sharia_law5563 It is true.

[@AAAAAA-tj1nq]

@@sharia_law5563 this is coming from Chinese media not BBC

[@Stellar-k7x]

@@sharia_law5563 in fact, it's true from chinese media

[@diligenceeke3023]

​@@sharia_law5563 Drop that your false religious book and ideology and face reality!

[@terrellbradshaw3504]

Never mind that a lot of restaurants scoop cooking oil straight out of the sewer and reuse it to fry food. Straight up disgusting

[@jenmu7870]

that's just china...what did you expect?

[@sharia_law5563]

Yes, they're a backward Nation of Neanderthals. It's the reason their education system is so poor, Right?😅

[@loneranger9376]

I expected other western news media channels to report this as well

[@rongyaowang1075]

BBC is still as shameless as ever! Clown🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@petermclaren2665]

China is a large exporter of cooking oil (google it) and it's mostly blended with European and US cooking oils and sold on our shelves.

[@Hazel-Jerry]

@@loneranger9376 but at what cost

[@Ziggy0120]

wait til you all find out about gutter oil lol

[@fredfred2363]

Clearly explained on the Serpentza channel...

[@Ziggy0120]

@@fredfred2363 literally who?

[@justinchan9657]

Gutter oil carried in chemical tankers.

[@Love_N_Let_Live]

​@@Ziggy0120 type "serpentza" at the top bar on your screen, then you'll see.

[@smorris12]

​@@Ziggy0120Put Serpentza into the search box and all will be revealed...

[@amineantion]

Is anyone really surprised?

[@GanLinLiang]

Poor guy, the company with the problem is ADM in America.

[@redMaple_QC]

From the makers of Gutter Oil what do we expect.

[@digitalmagick]

Beat me to it. If they are eating gutter oil, this is no big deal by comparison. That doesn't make it ok, but still there's far bigger fish to fry...in bad oil.

[@rongyaowang1075]

BBC is still as shameless as ever! Clown🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@rodenreyes6320]

Melamine in infant formula.😂

[@calvin-7540]

I agree with you very much. As a Chinese myself, I have to say that this is just a part of serious issue out of others. Food safety department of Chinese government has already disappointed us since Sanlu milk powder for infant incident in 2003, and we would never trust them again. For those god damn people(busters) working in that department had already knew this oil truck issue since 2005 and 2015 as this issue had been reported by journalists many times back then. The authority just ignored it! It is not a surprise to hear people from other countries saying' This is the most China thing ever'. And I PRESENT MOST OF CHINESE PEOPLE TO SAY THAT “WE TRULY WELCOME OTHER BRANDS JOINING OUR COUNTRY AND PROVIDE HEALTHY FOODS FOR US, PLEASE AND THANKS IN ADVANCE!”

[@redMaple_QC]

@@calvin-7540 Your government blocks a lot of trade going in China

[@bryanc792]

If they do gutter oil, chemical oil doesnt sound alarming. Made in china lego is one thing but made in china apple juice or cookies...no wayyy jose.

[@SpeedRunGamingPH]

even those chinese legos got toxic stuff in them too😂 saw it somewhere

[@chenghonggoh4746]

There is a reason why they are able to price their products cheaply.

[@imik3y]

In the UK, a tanker is labelled ‘Foodstuffs Only’. It’s quite simple really.

[@BeingHuman-yw2el]

这不是简单的贴个标签的事 即使贴上“仅食用油” 也依旧会有人装化学品。司机想拉更多的货物 赚更多的钱 他们无所谓食品安全 而且市场缺少监管！

[@meiyuc22]

@@BeingHuman-yw2el 你國什麽都能監督，疫情封控三年已經證明了，那麽大的油罐車監督不了？

[@user-ut8cs9cf2u]

They have these in China, cover the cans with newspapers and bribe them, and officials will ignore them.

[@weishi316]

@@meiyuc22涉及到国有企业 监督不了 你懂的

[@Kartzchen]

UK has integrity.

[@nagasako7]

That's wild China doesn't have laws separating food trucks and toxic chemical trucks LOL

[@MrWombatty]

Sewerage-sludge one week, milk the next!?!

[@user-Liyan625]

we have，just lack of supervision

[@Mk19-xc9bm]

Chinese sewer oil 😂😂

[@sharia_law5563]

​@Mk19-xc9bm Seems like Western propaganda is still as effective as ever.

[@marktucker208]

They probably do but they probably don’t get inspected or tested

[@davidwong7144]

As Hongkonger whose memory and mindset is still clear at this moment - Totally not surprised!

[@scottstclare7398]

Not massively shocked……

[@rongyaowang1075]

BBC is still as shameless as ever! Clown🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@calvin-7540]

I agree with you very much. As a Chinese myself, I have to say that this is just a part of serious issue out of others. Food safety department of Chinese government has already disappointed us since Sanlu milk powder for infant incident in 2003, and we would never trust them again. For those god damn people(busters) working in that department had already knew this oil truck issue since 2005 and 2015 as this issue had been reported by journalists many times back then. The authority just ignored it! It is not a surprise to hear people from other countries saying' This is the most China thing ever'. And I PRESENT MOST OF CHINESE PEOPLE TO SAY THAT “WE TRULY WELCOME OTHER BRANDS JOINING OUR COUNTRY AND PROVIDE HEALTHY FOODS FOR US, PLEASE AND THANKS IN ADVANCE!”

[@brian8410]

Confucius says "if it's from China never put it in your mouth."

[@ywsx6489]

This is why children of high ranking see see pee officials live in the West.

[@GanLinLiang]

Poor guy, the company with the problem is ADM in America.

[@captainhadd0ck]

Every day I give thanks to the universe that I was not born in China.

[@keidong4675]

Don't be surprised by the Chinese behavior now.

[@boiscooka232]

U believe this propaganda 🤣

[@user-lz5zf1td1s]

​@@boiscooka232这是真实的，中国的法律一团糟，你们对共产党的偏见以为中国的法律很严格，给你打个比喻，中国的农民想要拿回拖欠的工资或者别人欠你的账款，比韩国人想要换个总统都难😂

[@YangYang-rf4td]

@@boiscooka232实事，这件事情多少新闻都报道了你不知道吗，还是中粮， 05年就报道过一次还是没改

[@user-iz7tf5gn7l]

​@@boiscooka232 it`s real

[@pandaZHANG-nf6cc]

​@@user-lz5zf1td1s呵呵，现在中国基本上没有拖欠农民工工资的，中国一直在进步，只是你看不见罢了

[@nazarick1635]

How unfortunate to live in such a country where totally disrespects people!

[@annewei2396]

The same thing was going on in the US until about 25 years ago. The DoT initiated a reg requiring tanks be rinsed clean after every load.

[@AogNubJoshh]

When brexiteers were complaining about the thousands of laws the EU imposed on us, most were consumer protection laws like making sure trucks don’t mix toxic chemicals with food

[@redbeard3923]

Give up 😅

[@lembitmoislane.]

You act as if the UK is completely incapable of making and enforcing basic safety laws. Do you even know what a State is? And keep your off topic stuff out of videos that have no relation to your stuff.

[@12time12]

@@lembitmoislane.conservatives love to deregulate government until we get Reagan or thatcher who decides nah, industry is free to pollute to their heart’s content.

[@ianclose123]

I'm sure the EU used to check every single Chinese truck in China to make sure this wasn't happening.

[@AogNubJoshh]

@@lembitmoislane. the state is perfectly capable of making these laws, but it’s just an example of how misleading the Brexit campaign was. And I can do what I very well want thank you very much. The number of likes suggest other people welcome my “off topic” comment.

[@itrench]

Disgusting. We need assurances this isn’t happening *anywhere*. Hopefully those affected can receive the justice they deserve.

[@Tobycentresydney]

unlikely...

[@Kvargkvarg]

Well, they cant. What are they going to do, sue the state of China?

[@matpk]

LoL

[@Shinzon23]

Is red China it won't

[@YangYang-rf4td]

Hopefully the western media reported this thing , this will works better . it’s also reported by many Chinese news too , but nothing happened, now we Chinese people are also sick of the ccp,

[@BatteredWalrus]

Ah, companies cutting corners for profit, a tale as old as time

[@yrevra2407]

It really is, but you would think? At some point on some subconscious level even the highest paying CEO would have a limit to what they will cut!? I mean if I owned a billionaire, trillion dollar company my god! I would want my business to have some dignity, and health to me doesn't seem like the profitable thing to cut!! What a mess!!

[@Soulessdeeds]

You got to be on a whole other level of sub human to even think of this.

[@stuffedgrubs]

They don't think

[@NeighborhoodOfBlue]

Doesn't china also have a problem with street food vendors salvaging grease from the sewers and food from the trash? Something called 'pag pag'?

[@timf5613]

thats filipino

[@EleventhHour2622]

It's gutter oil

[@petermclaren2665]

Strange they have an average life expectancy higher that that of the USA isn't it?

[@yrevra2407]

That would indeed be the gutter oil.

[@Pogoproject]

Carrying cancer oil

[@wooyonglee20]

Compared to this event, Tsingtao beer scandal was no big deal!

[@-FALKOR]

Gutter oil.

[@bobrik335]

Wont be surprised same thing happens in Putin's russia.

[@NerdyBassHead]

​@@bobrik335won't be surprised that it's already a thing here in the u.s

[@bobrik335]

@@NerdyBassHead maybein China town yes... but in general far from it in terms of simple truck cleanliness control. only regarding that... Gmo and other trash is different topic which china is also leading the world with its plastic rice, cababge and eggs lol... your lucky in usa... but europe is best in terms of food quality !

[@NerdyBassHead]

@bobrik335 bro tell me about.. I want European food so bad.. probably a taste difference in the fruits alone 💀😭

[@richardmarsden5610.]

​@@NerdyBassHeadNo it's not happening in America. I get you're a Chinkbot and America WHATABOUTISM is your job

[@zhaorui82828]

That’s what all the KZbinrs eat in China. They better go back to try their delicious food again.

[@MithunOnTheNet]

And those propaganda agents on sponsored trips will use thumbnails that show a shocked expression witch captions like: "WOW! EVEN USA DOESN"T HAVE THIS!"

[@adamsaciid4919]

@@MithunOnTheNet its real, usa doesn't have

[@GamingProspector84]

Paid shills eating food made from poo water, ironic really 😏

[@curiositycloset2359]

Is it any worse than gutter oil?

[@juntaozhang5040]

As a chinese consumer, when we were picking and choosing cooking oil in the supermarket. The food producer has done such a disgusting stuff. Hopeless for the food quality

[@ryurty-f7n]

深深的绝望，防不胜防

[@user-jn1tr8mo3g]

I'm surprised the BBC reported on this.

[@jamestk656]

I was surprised too until I heard they sourced it from CGTN. I'm fairly familiar with the China news that's not reported so I think the BBC just doesn't report on anything that hasn't been verified by an "official" organization especially since they don't have their own journalists on the ground. As they are, they'd be very surprised where some restaurants and other businesses have been getting their cooking oil from for years (look up "gutter oil" on Wikipedia).

[@MithunOnTheNet]

It's all over Chinese social media, that's why.

[@cypherr2191]

It's the NO.1 news in China for the last few days

[@valderja]

This really doesn't surprise me with that mob. I've watched a documentary on them dredging fatbergs out of drains under the street and processing cooking oil out of it. Absolutely horrendous.

[@Mimicry161]

Thanks, I just vomited.

[@christiaancoetzee2964]

Bottom line.... Read the label on your food and err on the safe side by avoiding Chinese food products. It will largely ensure that contamination is avoided; however not ensure its avoided as many producers use Chinese produced ingredients. This contamination is probably largely contributing to the spike in cancers.

[@NotExpatJoe]

I know a person who imported products in bulk from China. He repackaged it into smaller containers and put 'Made in USA' label because a majority of the final product cost was incurred during packaging and shipping within the USA. The product is from China. The bottle is from China. The label is from China. The packaging says 'Made in USA'. 😂 I'm not sure if the laws are still the same, but at the time this was 100% legal.

[@Stefan_Kawalec]

For you all it's a scandal, in China it's Tuesday.

[@jason56457]

Heard China's opened up visa-free policies for many countries. Everyone's welcome to come and enjoy the kerosene-flavored delicacies!

[@ljlbobby]

I wonder have those KZbinrs acknowledged this news?

[@ryurty-f7n]

@@ljlbobby This was originally revealed by one of the Chinese official presses, called The Beijing News (新京报). In fact, food safety has always been a significant problem in China, with such news are emerging one after another

[@Mitchell527]

The point is its scale, every one of us eats it every day!

[@noduh736]

Another reason why I don't buy anything from china

[@FourDollaRacing]

Uhmmm.. *NO* . Everything you buy is from China. Starting with whatever you are typing on. 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@user-xy7lf1tx1d]

Well... at least avoid buying any food from China.@@FourDollaRacing

[@noduh736]

@@FourDollaRacing no I phones are made in China not all phones and I promise you it's possible not to buy chinese

[@jacobheinz8236]

@@noduh736Check your underwear you got on right now. Tell us honestly where it’s made. Take stock of everything in your house, how many items are from China. Throw them out of your house and tell us what have you got left in your home. I bet you won’t throw them out huh?😂

[@DOOM_A-O]

@@noduh736what phone isn’t made in China today? This isn’t the 1990’s with Swedish Nokia phones.

[@ArabicReja973]

Of course China🇨🇳 denies...lol

[@Neojhun]

"Of course China🇨🇳 denies...lol" It's like you ignored the reporting, the exact opposite happened. The wacky thing Chinese state media reported it. This is a weird case. You are wrong.

[@petersebela6225]

listen to the report again, I speak mandarin and can sent you a report in Chinese if that’s better for you.

[@stuffedgrubs]

China literally screaming it from the rooftops 😂😂

[@petermclaren2665]

No they didn't deny it at all. This was a case of a state owned media investigating a state owned enterprise and finding it guilty

[@James_Knott]

If they deny it, it must be true! 🙂

[@drpstbenjaminmutiso..3633]

But why. .this is very dangerous...

[@xDevoneyx]

Money of course

[@hardlycode]

There are many Poor driver cannot afford cleaning bills in China .

[@xDevoneyx]

@@hardlycode Cannot? Or do not want too? Besides that, it will never be truly clean depending the chemicals.

[@miam1074]

because of the mentality... they also use water contaminated with ... poop for cooking

[@hardlycode]

@@xDevoneyx Otherwise , They don’t know how to .

[@JustMonday-tu4rx]

Are these poisoned goods for food export?

[@ImOnAJourney]

😮

[@The.Toaster]

Of course. Like asbestos filled toys and goods. They don't care.

[@rwjh3698]

They eat them themselves💀

[@lynnli9101]

No exports standards are different...it's a known fact that food exported have much higher standards than the food sold domestically in China...it's quite a sad fact too

[@JustMonday-tu4rx]

@@lynnli9101 not quite. China has export regulations for only four food categories - rice and rice powder, wheat and wheat powder, livestock - fresh or frozen and corn and corn powder. Other food products for export don't need a permit, e.g. cooking oil and the sweet market. It is the country which imports the foods analysing whether the food quality meets their standard. Now, we can imagine that Germany has different food quality standards as e.g. Madagascar. Many, especially African countries, tend to import rather cheap products to meet their demands. Additionally to be looked into is whether permits to import food are granted on analysis results or on favor.

[@ZoomZoomMX3]

It's good that it's being reported so that it can be improved or fixed. Not talking about a problem only allows it to continue. This is absolutely disgusting to think people are eating this cooking oil

[@RealUlrichLeland]

China also has a major problem of people reusing cooking oil and broth. There is a whole business of people recovering oil from the drains and selling it back to restaurants for cheap. A lot of restaurants have also been caught reusing the leftover broth of spicy hot pots and selling it back to customers.

[@新北坦克]

This is real China，it's common and normal .

[@annewei2396]

The same thing was going on in the US until about 25 years ago. The DoT initiated a reg requiring tanks be rinsed clean after every load.

[@clyde1022]

I've seen videos of local Chinese restaurants scooping up oil from the sewers to use again so I'm not even surprise about this one.

[@NiteshKumar-ue1yp]

It contains almost 10% gutter oil anyway

[@SIRAGamerKA06]

the *XAI80T* is trending again. Seems like they hit the jackpot with this project.

[@seematiwari7831]

Sure, he said all the time he won't do it and now he did

[@govanijenti4764]

buying now is avoiding regretting later

[@mahaviRRavt]

strong movement on this!!

[@NGABID]

I think this is superior to memes and such, really appreciate that it has actual value

[@thilagavathis1622]

where do you buy this?

[@MixedMartialHelp]

Literally not surprised

[@charlesapana9935]

Shocking indeed

[@NewkFritz]

This is why a lot of Chinese like to buy products from overseas

[@GoodmanWed]

What about the Chinese food cooked with polluted oil exported to overseas?

[@jules263]

I would never eat Chinese food.

[@sss-ee5vh]

how can Chinese do？😢

[@ivanmatusic5540]

They do and there billion of them there.

[@johnathanthomas9118]

As you should

[@user-us9ox4by9h]

​@@sss-ee5vhI don't know, after all, everyone's body is full of poisonous oil, except high-ranking officials, because they have special food supply channels.

[@li_-zz3co]

@@sss-ee5vh We can't do nothing under the dictatorship, people seems less important than the herds... CryOutLoud... I am worry about my little child...

[@boristihon4896]

Not surprised at all

[@wplutom3239]

Food safety is really shit for decades

[@boeingpameesha9550]

My sincere thanks for sharing it.

[@dr.haransivasambu1819]

Chinese culture

[@gtlegacy8]

The great leap "forward"

[@lukelu8042]

No pressure at all on govt, becasue today's China, you dare put pressure or say anything, you are gone, end of.

[@tkyap2524]

Tell us the outcome of the official investigation.

[@mtor6036]

Reject the "Made in China" label. Not surprised at all.

[@ryurty-f7n]

Chinese industrial goods are acceptable. China has a vast workforce, and the authorities favor corporations exploiting them. Leveraging these factors, Chinese factories are able to produce goods at significantly low prices.

[@DragoonIsbased]

Anyone that eats dogs isnt normal lets be real.

[@loneranger9376]

Is it true Koreans also eats dogs?

[@jenmu7870]

@@DragoonIsbased Eating bovine is nothing different.

[@DragoonIsbased]

@@jenmu7870 it is. We domesticated dogs for help and partners. We domesticated bovines for meat and food. Huge difference.

[@petermclaren2665]

I think you're confusing China and Vietnam. It's difficult, although not impossible, to find a dog restaurant in China but not uncommon in Vietnam. Still, they're all the same to us aren't they?

[@LiShan-lk6rn]

其他人的评价也算中肯，不好听的也无所谓。你这条简直就是胡说八道 了，你这不是实话，是主观臆断。我是不是可以说，我的有头宠物牛，但你吃牛，你也不正常呢？但我不会这样说。你估计没读过书吧 ，没文化吧

[@dr.haransivasambu1819]

I don't think so they didn't even wash the oil tanker before filling the cooking oil

[@skankhunt420]

This is probably the least bad food/health problems they have! It counts to literally everyone in China, foreigner or not: If your food oil were only carried in an oil tanker, while all the other ingredients are perfect, they could be happy!!

[@sanketkotian1914]

This is the most common China thing ever.

[@lastChang]

The world must make sure Chinese 🇨🇳 Xi Jinping *won't get away* for sending Covid to other countries.

[@bixbysnyder-00]

Watched a documentary on the Chinese restaurant scene. There is an entire industry of gutter oil collection. These guy go out at night and raid dumpsters and drains for used cooking oil and then collect it and sell it back to restaurants. Restaurants also reuse cooking oil over and over again to save money. Dont eat out in China.

[@sarahlevine776]

Well, I hope the fact they are reporting on it means that they will actually do something for the sake of the people, but I don't have much faith that they will.

[@waterloowar]

This is how Chinese products can be so cheap. just skip all unnecessary process to save cost

[@decentz_ytdavidzhou8649]

In China, I will tell you a phenomenon. You can draw inferences from it. Imagine that almost all industries operate according to this rule: Every day, there are cars parked illegally on the streets. The police know where the parking resources are the most scarce. They will come to collect a handful of them every day. Illegal parking vehicles will be fined 50 or 100 yuan. Car owners are not bothered by it. Car owners who can't find parking spaces and are busy with work continue to park illegally. Even wealthy car owners treat the fines as parking fees. The traffic police team enriches their treasury with this, and part of it is used for bonuses. Therefore, in China, the government has a good business called: three glasses of wine for punishment, a steady stream of money. If you want to change illegal behavior and impose heavy penalties, then the financial path of civil servants in the law enforcement industry will be cut off.

[@fredfred2363]

100% true. This is EXACTLY how china works.

[@jacobheinz8236]

Thanks for enlightening us. I suspect this has been around for centuries even before horse carts were used in China.

[@lizhizhao-fv2nr]

you are right 。 I am Chinese。

[@vdvxvxvdvnlvzbzbxbz]

Amazing government

[@GanLinLiang]

Poor guy, the company with the problem is ADM in America.

[@williamh7]

Gutter / sewage oil used to cook foods came to mind. Here is a quote from Usain Bolt 2008 Beijing Olympics, "“Honestly, I ate nothing else in all my time out in China except [McDonald’s] chicken nuggets. They were the only food I could properly trust which wouldn’t affect my stomach."

[@prescotthenry1727]

This is what happens in when regulations are tailored for business and enforcement is for appearances only. This is where Project 2025 leads.

[@IKNFLY666]

one example proving why things made in China are cheap, you pay for what you get.

[@kasperkosminen2679]

yeah never mind the fact that most cooking oil in china is gutter oil, collected from the sewers

[@shawnlu6080]

This is first reported about 15 years ago. And 2015 also had similar reports. So just a kind advise to the KZbinrs recently rushed to China to shoot videos, don’t eat anything randomly in some small street stores , even big-brand restaurants are not safe enough. Take care

[@signalauto27]

Where’s the actual news report? This is just my drunk uncle on Xmas

[@jamescleland9877]

This happens in North America. I have personally seen an industrial starch car coated with residual sugar. I have also seen soy beans in a car of clay.

[@luxinyu]

Not allowing it by the government is illegal, and every country inevitably has criminals

[@Adam-nw1vy]

COVID didn't start there for no reason 😢

[@WaffleEater53019]

A lot companies who have received oil transported in these trucks has suffered major lose due to samples showing contamination.

[@petermclaren2665]

And your evidence for this lies where?

[@WaffleEater53019]

@@petermclaren2665 You can use KZbin, that means you can Google, right? #InternetLiteracy

[@garymartin9777]

The same thing was going on in the US until about 25 years ago. The DoT initiated a reg requiring tanks be rinsed clean after every load.

[@hyperverbal]

So our ramen noodle oil 🛢️ could be contaminated.outch

[@Garmonbozia-nc7mm]

No, just the Chinese people s in the provinces they deliver to

[@Just_another_Euro_dude]

Is it from China? Zero Chinese oil here in my city in southern Europe. Thankfully. No need for any non European food here. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@RayMerrell]

Search "Sewer oil". Thank me later.

[@PikaPluff]

@@Just_another_Euro_dude no one wants to live in your city thats why there is no non european food

[@winzyl9546]

Ramen is japanese lol

[@ZYau-lc5ql]

Do those travelling to China feel good🤣

[@RealWatch1]

how it took until now for this to happen is crazy. laws need to be in placr

[@penzman5385]

Rinse it out? They should be solely dedicated either to chemicals or food grade cargo, not both.

[@toekkababy5329]

Its gutter oil and tofu dreg

[@pessi6185]

🙄BBC 🐑

[@fhdrgshjl1879]

Hey, life is so difficult for Chinese people

[@Kampfgruppe9260]

China transports cooking oil in industrial oil tank trucks and drinking water in Poop sewage tank trucks.What's surprising is that it is the largest cooking oil brand in the China. 😂😂

[@Garmonbozia-nc7mm]

Wu Mao Chinese bots took no time did they

[@avex3903]

say the 1 year nafo bot account 😂

[@ToiChutGongWu]

Neither did the PHP Peso paid Chinaangvirus bots.

[@sp-ih8ie]

with 3 billion people , whats a couple hundred thousand

[@kevinbelden9065]

This is the same thinking that allows evil to occur in the first place 🥇

[@petermclaren2665]

You've doubled the population of China in your comment

[@alberteinsteinthejew]

But it’s probably normal in China

[@boiscooka232]

Yap belive it 🤣

[@ralphee7487]

Where are all the overregulation comments at? You won't find them here because this story supports reasonable regulations. When someone complains about overregulation, it really means that "I want to make more money and I don't care about other people's well being."

[@FourDollaRacing]

Except lethal products tend to kill customers, so there's that.... 🙄

[@hossam8749]

Unfortunately, China has changed for the worst....😮

[@lolaridgeback5875]

This is crazy who thot that was a good idea ?

[@xiaofengwang9541]

The investigation is still ongoing, and in addition, these tank trucks belong to a Singaporean company called Jinlongyu.

[@dulynoted2427]

Meanwhile here in the US, they still keep Crisco on the shelves along with seed oils, that are horrible for your health.

[@RomanesEuntDomus.]

Chinese bot alert

[@BeachcomberNZ]

@@RomanesEuntDomus. Seed oils ARE bad for you. Do some research and learn the truth.

[@BadMilkhotel]

It amazes me that China, who has had land taken by Russia, would rather bond with Russia than the U.S. The U.S. definitely has its issues, but it seems like China would be in a much better place right now working with US than with Russia.

[@jallohjalloh9389]

It amazes me that without any hesitation you were able to say what you've just said with what's going on right now

[@copaloadofthis]

@@jallohjalloh9389… Things can change.. The only real constant is nothing stays the same forever.

[@mkodyChallengesYOu]

😂 politics 101 America desir3s no equals It wants a yes boss and how high must i jump masstaa responses

[@cristianJoker2512]

China will wait until Russia will have less power , what's happening in Ukraine it's weakening Russia so Chinese are smart

[@Scapestoat]

@@mkodyChallengesYOu I mean, that describes China and Russia as well. Big empires tend towards being bullies. That's just how things go. That's why smaller countries form unions. :)

[@b21raider27]

No consumer protection laws in China.

[@peejayem4700]

I look at most foods in the supermarket and won’t touch Chinese products. It’s getting difficult though.

[@MiracleEkezie-rb4rh]

*Thanks for keeping us updated! I feel sympathy and empathy for our country. low income people are suffering to survive, and I appreciate Amanda. You've helped my family with your advice. imagine investing $30,000 and receiving $95,460 after 28 days of trading*

[@ArroyoJames]

I began investing in stocks and Def earlier this year, and it is the best choice l've ever made. My portfolio is rounding up to almost a million, and I have realized that when a stock makes it to the news. Chances are you're quite late to the party, the idea is to get in early on blue chips before it becomes public. There are lots of life changing opportunities in the market, and maximize it

[@miracleekezie]

What opportunities are there in the market, and how do I profit from it?

[@MiracleEkezie-rb4rh]

You can make a lot of money from the market regardless of whether it strengthens or crashes. The key is to be well positioned.

[@happinesschidera2293]

I would really like to know how this actually works.

[@MiracleEkezie-rb4rh]

All you need is a good capital, and the service of a professional broker, with those your investment will most certainly produce high yields.

[@warpspeedracer]

You think this only happens in China?

[@velvetmagnetta3074]

yes...?

[@user-bi8ko7kc6h]

@@velvetmagnetta3074you’re naive.

[@rwjh3698]

give us more details pls?

[@velvetmagnetta3074]

@@user-bi8ko7kc6h - This kinda thing is unique to China, not because people don't do bad things in other places (that's silly!), but because of the lack of regulation or incentive to check, find, and report these bad actions by corporations that, in China, are full, majority, or partially owned by the State. Thats why it's also so unusual that this was allowed to be reported on Chinese state media!

[@billygoat520]

No one should ever doubt the depths that people will go to to make a buck. Lawmakers in China probably thought no one would ever do such a thing.

[@fredfred2363]

Will people please stop going on about Laws. China is fundamentally lawless. It has no independent court system. The CCP controls everything. Everytime I read or hear people saying "there must be laws for that", it shows you really don't understand the Chinese way.

[@miam1074]

just another day in Chayna

[@Zerpentsa6598]

At least in China they are investigating. In UK, authorities brushed it under the carpet. Truckers know what's happening but no one wants to say anything whem you're making good money.

[@dandydoodigery9854]

I have been told by Chinese people that this is why they prefer wester food brands.