Thirty-five restaurants in China have been busted by the China Food and Drug Administration for allegedly adding ground poppy powder to their menu. The substance, which contained low levels of morphine and codeine, is said to be sprinkled on food to make them more addictive to eaters.
35 Restaurants Across China Busted For Sprinkling Opium Poppies To Season Dishes
Tech Times - 23 Jan 2016 15:32
Thirty-five restaurants in China have been busted by the China Food and Drug Administration for allegedly adding ground poppy powder to their menu. The substance, which contained low levels of morphine and codeine, is said to be sprinkled on food to make them more addictive to eaters.
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