VOICED: Consumers in China demand to know more abo

The video discusses a fast food chain in Beijing that apologized after an investigation revealed chicken wings were sold past the company's time limit. The media's focus on this minor issue was criticized, as China faces more significant food safety problems. The video highlights past food scandals, such as the 2008 tainted milk incident, which eroded consumer trust. Efforts to improve transparency, like tracking meat production dates, are welcomed by consumers seeking more information about their food.

What was the main criticism of the state-run television station's investigation into the Beijing restaurant?

• It was biased towards the restaurant.

• It was too short and lacked depth.

• It did not involve any expert opinions.

• It focused on a minor issue instead of larger food safety problems.

What was the major food scandal in China in 2008?

• Pesticide-laden vegetables

• Contaminated chicken wings

• Tainted milk scandal

• Expired meat scandal

Why were consumers concerned during the 2008 milk scandal?

• They were not informed about the issue promptly.

• The milk was imported from another country.

• The milk was too expensive.

• There was a shortage of milk.

What new technology is being used in supermarkets to provide more information to consumers?

• Barcode scanners

• Self-checkout kiosks

• Meat tracking machines

• Digital price tags

What is the benefit of the new machines installed in supermarkets?

• They increase the shelf life of meat.

• They improve the taste of meat.

• They track when and where meat was produced.

• They reduce the price of meat.