Some chopsticks unsafe, Consumers' Foundation says
The Consumers’ Foundation on Friday urged the government to tighten screening and regulations for chopsticks after it found that some utensils marketed as made from high-grade stainless steel were composed of inferior materials. The foundation in August randomly purchased 10 brands of chopsticks from stores in Taipei and New Taipei City, as well as online, foundation secretary-general Hsu Tse-yu (徐則鈺) told a news conference in Taipei. Five brands were labeled as stainless steel, while four claimed to be melamine and one alloy steel. Foundation inspector Ling Yung-chien (凌永健) said...