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In August 1st, it was forced to acknowledge the matter, but its share price had dropped sharply. In about a week, the market value of the company had shrunk by more than HK $4 billion 400 million.

The fortune of the Ramen woman has shrunk by HK $2 billion 200 million.

Following the news that the noodle sold at the store was exposed to blending at the soup base, it was also reported that in May 2010, the product of the bag of noodles was heavily fined 786 thousand and 600 yuan by the Shanghai quality inspection department for adding food additive sorbitol in the fabric.

"Today's stock price decline is really due to the rumor of additives, we have issued a clarification," Wei Hao, a representative of the company, told reporters yesterday.

According to the announcement, sorbitol is widely used in food as sweetener, and it is permitted to use such additives in Japan, so the group is licensed by Japan.

It is understood.

Before January 2009, there was no relevant management standard for sorbitol use in China. In January 2009, the state promulgated relevant standards to prohibit the use.

But in January 2010, the agency announced the use of the additive.

However, according to the expression of "Wei Qian", after the national ban was issued in 2009, it was still using the additive. "When the Chinese national standard was promulgated in January 2009, the group applied to the relevant agencies for the use of such additives in its surface". For that reason, the company was fined. "In May 2009, the relevant agencies sued the group for the use of additives in its fabrics, and the group immediately stopped using the additive. In May 2010, the group was fined 786600 yuan."

In fact, its share price has plummeted since the end of the scandal.

Before the outbreak of the soup market, the price of Aji Ramen was closed at HK $17.62 in July 22nd, compared with HK $13.46 in August 1st, down HK $4.16 per share, or more than 23%. According to the total capital stock of more than 1 billion, the market value of the company was reduced by HK $4 billion 459 million. In 2010, the annual report showed that China's chief executive officer, Pan Wei holdings, had 50.06% shares in the taste of noodles and 535976941 shares.

Refused to disclose bone soup supplier address

After Mr Wei admitted that his soup had been blended with bone soup concentrate, the outside world was concerned about who was giving it to the taste canal.

In August 1st, NetEase Finance issued a document saying that Qingdao Ming Ming Food Co., Ltd. provided a long-term concentration of flavour liquid to Qingdao. According to the basic information of the Qingdao industry and Commerce Bureau, there were Ming foods belonging to the Japanese Ming Ming company, which was registered in Qingdao Jiaonan, Qingdao in December 1994. The registered capital is USD 5 million 120 thousand, which is a wholly foreign-owned enterprise.

NetEase financial articles also have a large number of pictures, revealing that the hygiene condition of the enterprise is very poor, and all kinds of meat and bone waste in the workshop are attracted by bursts of flies, and the surface is covered with maggots.

Before that, there were media reports that Qingdao and Dongguan's soup bottom producers were supplying the products.

"They are all mistaken, our suppliers are not in Qingdao or Dongguan," Hao Hung said yesterday. But when reporters asked where the suppliers were, Ho Ho hung refused to answer again.

After the soup bottom incident, Mr. Wei posted pictures of the supplier's production environment on the official website, but he never revealed the specific address and refused to visit the outside world.

In 2007, the Chinese company said in its prospectus that "heavy light industry is the franchisee, the largest supplier of the group and the sole provider of white soup bottom".

But where is the Chinese factory called the heavy light industry?

There is no definite information yet, nor is it possible for the outside world to inspect its production conditions.