The sharp fall in modern animal husbandry was dragged down by the Mengniu incident

Securities Times Network reported on December 28 that affected Mengniu pure milk was detected in excess of the aflatoxin M1 incident. Modern animal husbandry (01117. HK) initially fell more than 10% for the first time, and then narrowed its decline. As of 9:51, Modern Animal Husbandry fell 6.70% to HK$1.67, with a turnover of HK$930,000. The company responded yesterday that there was no problem with the source of Mongolian milk.

According to the Hong Kong Ming Pao report on December 28, Mengniu's pure milk carcinogen aflatoxin exceeded the standard, mainly due to the contamination of dairy sources. Some mainland media quoted analysts as saying that modern cattle husbandry of Mengniu suppliers may be It is one of the sources of contaminated milk. However, modern animal husbandry said that it has daily tests for the carcinogen aflatoxin, and there have been no problems.

Reported that the modern animal husbandry president Gao Lina said on the 27th, modern animal husbandry in Meishan, Sichuan dairy farms do have a supply of milk to Mengniu, "Now we supply Mengniu about 80 tons to 90 tons of raw milk every day." But she stressed that modern Dairy's milk is generally used as a high-end product line, and the pure milk incident this time is a low-end product line. Gao Lina also said that before modern dairy farming's milk factory, all self-inspection, including the inspection of aflatoxin, has not been found to exceed the standard and so on. After the incident of Mengniu, Gao Lina disclosed that the staff of the Meishan Bureau of Quality Supervision had come to investigate the factory on the 26th and no problems were found.