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Cs apply. With a population of over 1.4 billion people, China

certainly has a lot of hungry mouths to feed. But with such a drastic demand for food, the

lacks regulatory oversight and rampant profit-seeking of the country's food industry has left

Chinese consumers with some stomach-turning products.

From imitation eggs to poison baby formula in ancient steak,

let's take a look at some of China's food scandals.

You're listening. You're listening. You're listening. Be amazed.

In China, you might be walking down the street and see a nice old lady doing the neighborhood of favor by cleaning out the local sewers.

Oh, that's so nice of her.

Thanks, kind old lady.

Well, you'd be forgiven for thinking this is a heroic act

of community care until you learn she's harvesting that sewage. It's the main ingredient of black

market gutter oil, a disgusting and unhygienic product made by reusing solidified oil that's

been washed down drains and into sewers.

The slop is scooped out, processed, and combined with animal fats to produce an affordable

and illegal alternative to cooking oil.

It's then cheaply sold to restaurants, street vendors, and anyone else that won't ask too

many questions about where it came from.

Food safety experts have warned the public that this type of oil contains a harmful polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon

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