8 Foods Made in China You Should No Longer Eat

 

China is the world’s leading exporter of food products. The country uses innovative methods and technologies to get these products to global markets as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. Not surprisingly, many foods suffer from this. Here is a list of eight Chinese foods that contain dangerous substances that we should avoid.

1 – SOY SAUCE
The World Health Organization has announced that this product is classified as carcinogenic. Soy sauce contains 4-methylimidazole (carcinogenic in mice and rats).

2 – GINGER

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Tilapia is a common farmed fish in China. These fish are some of the worst, most poisonous and most unhealthy fish you can come across. A tilapia eats everything, comparable to a cleaner fish, and the fish farm is a small pool of water with waste where the fish live. This is one of the worst fish purchases you can make, and it is well known that seafood producers in China do not even let their children eat the seafood they produce, which should raise alarm bells. 80% of Tilapia comes from China.
6 – SHRIMP
To ensure the survival of the shrimp, farmers used unauthorized antibiotics and chemicals. 30 samples of shrimp purchased in China were sent to a laboratory at the Institute for Environment and Human Health at Texas Tech University. Results: Antibiotics (enrofloxacin, chloramphenicol and nitrofuranzone) that are banned in the US and other countries due to their carcinogenic effects were used in shrimp farming. 7 – APPLE JUICE

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In 2011, Dr. Mehmet Oz reported that apple juice from China contained very high levels of arsenic. Another study published by Consumer Reports magazine found that 10% of apple juices tested exceeded the arsenic levels required by standards. The arsenic found in the products was not organic; instead, it was toxic and dangerous.
8 – CHINESE GARLIC
Inspectors have also found contaminated garlic from China. Chinese garlic is heavily sprayed with chemicals, and this garlic leaves an unpleasant aftertaste, that of a chemical mixture.