Bildnummer: 56336132 Datum: 19.11.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (111119) -- SHANGHAI, 19 novembre 2011 (Xinhua) -- i cittadini mangiano in un ristorante giapponese Ajisen a Shanghai, Cina orientale, 19 novembre 2011. Ajisen (Cina), una delle più grandi catene di fast food cinesi, subirà una sanzione di 200, 000 yuan (31, 500 dollari USA) se non riuscirà a contestare una multa amministrativa imposta dall'Amministrazione per l'industria e il commercio di Shanghai sabato. La catena di fast food che presenta tagliatelle giapponesi con brodo di ossa di maiale ha sollevato le sopracciglia a luglio, a seguito di uno scandalo sulla sicurezza alimentare in cui si trovava

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Bildnummer: 56336132 Datum: 19.11.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (111119) -- SHANGHAI, Nov. 19, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Citizens have food at an Ajisen Japanese noodles restaurant in Shanghai, east China, Nov. 19, 2011. Ajisen (China), one of China s largest fast food chains, will face a penalty of 200, 000 yuan (31, 500 U.S. dollars) if it fails to challenge an administrative fine imposed by the Shanghai Administration for Industry and Commerce on Saturday. The fast food chain that features Japanese noodles with pork bone stock raised eyebrows in July, following a food safety scandal in which it was accused of using concentrates and flavoring powders to make its noodle soup base. The company had admitted in a statement that concentrated liquid, instead of pork bones, was used to make the soup base, but still insisted that ingredients of its seasonings were extracted from pork bones. (Xinhua/Liu Ying) (ljh) CHINA-SHANGHAI-AJISEN RAMEN-ADMINISTRATIVE FINE (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Wirtschaft fastfood Nudeln Nudelrestaurant Filiale xda x0x 2011 quer 56336132 Date 19 11 2011 Copyright Imago XINHUA Shanghai Nov 19 2011 XINHUA Citizens have Food AT to Japanese Noodles Restaurant in Shanghai East China Nov 19 2011 China One of China S Largest Almost Food Chains will Face a Penalty of 200 000 Yuan 31 500 U S Dollars If IT Fails to Challenge to Administrative Fine imposed by The Shanghai Administration for Industry and Commerce ON Saturday The Almost Food CHAin Thatcher Features Japanese Noodles With Pork Bone Stick Raised Eyebrows in July following a Food Safety Scandal in Which IT what Accused of Using concentrates and flavoring Powders to Make its Noodle Soup Base The Company had admitted in a Statement Thatcher concentrated Liquid instead of Pork Bones what Used to Make The Soup Base but quiet insisted Thatcher Ingredients of its Seasonings Were extracted from Pork Bones XINHUA Liu Ying China Shanghai Ramen Administrative Fine CN PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Economy Fast