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China needs real and clean food NOT confectionery

China's real food culture has been under threat with all the inflows of fast food chains. This has had and will have grave impact on its food culture, farming practice, environment, and people's health as well. Why on earth bringing confectionery to China and creatng some sort of snacking culture which is better without for anyone for everything!

Posted by Yinghui Zhang-Carraro
04 December 2012 | 10h54

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