U.S. parent firm of scandal-tainted Chinese meat supplier

U.S. parent firm of scandal-tainted Chinese meat supplier

SHANGHAI, China - Sheldon Lavin (R), chief executive officer of OSI Group LLC of the United States, attends a press conference in Shanghai on July 28, 2014, after OSI's Shanghai unit, Shanghai Husi, was found to have sold spoiled meat products to major fast-food chains in Japan, Hong Kong and elsewhere. The parent company said it will conduct product quality checks on all of its meat processing subsidiaries in China.

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