Beijing Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce has published a notice disclosing that the Chinese dairy product manufacturer Beingmate has violated sales rules when selling its dairy products.

Following the case of Shanghai Panda Dairy Company, three more Chinese companies have been exposed by local media for producing melamine-contaminated dairy products.

Three cities and three counties in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, including Tongliao city, are providing 250 grams of milk per day for a total of 280 days to pregnant women who follow the region's family planning policy.

Hong Kong and Singapore have found melamine in biscuits made by a food company from Dongguan, Guangdong province.

The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Health, and other Chinese government bodies have urged supermarkets, shops, retail stalls in towns and rural areas to stop selling all brands of milk powder and liquid milk in all batches that were produced before September 14, 2008.