TKN -The Touchkey Network Foods You Should Not Buy From China





  • Watermelon. Powerful Pesticide used to speed up growth.
  • Apple Juice. China is biggest apple juice producer in the world. Uses Toxic pesticides in growth, and adds sugar is apples are immatured.
  • Cod. Fish are fed garbage and eat whatever they find, including pesticides and toxins.
  • Rice Noodles. Sulfor dioxide is added to make noodles look fresh. It also causes cancer.
  • Lamb. In 2013, Radio Canada investigated Rat being sold as lamb. 900 people were arrested.
  • Beef. Borax (strong insectidide) used as a Borax-based food additives is added to pork so that is looks like beef.
  • Garlic. Chemical products are used in garlic fields.
  • Mushrooms. Contaminated mushrooms.
  • Plastic Rice. Made up of potatoes and synthetic resin. It can give you cancer.
  • Milk. Melanin is used in the milk production process. Melanin is very bad for you kidneys.
  • Eggs. A mixture of baking powder, calcium carbonate, food coloring, and paraffin wax.
  • Black Pepper. Sometimes mud is ground up with artificial flavor and coloring.
  • Wine. Sugar, water, artificial color, dyes, and more. Migranes were reported after consuming. Added risk of heart attack and cancer.
  • Industrial style salt. Industrial salt is not made for human consumption. Was being packaged as table salt.
  • Oil. Reused oil that came from restaurants. Filtered and resold back to restaurants.
  • Tilapia. Worst fish that you can find. It is farmed like cod. It eats everything including pesticides and toxins in the water.
  • Chicken. Raw chicken, strips, nuggets and wings are known to carry avian influenza.
  • Peas. Fake peas were being sold as canned peas, with artificial coloring.
  • Tea. With 29 different toxic pesticides in use, China is the biggest tea producer, and highest pesticides in tea.
  • Corn. Sodium Cyclamate is added to add sweetness and mainain the yellow color. This toxin causes liver damage.
  • Green Peas/Soybeans. Green peas and soybeans are dyed with toxic sodium metabisulfite and called snow peas.
  • Cabbage. An extremely toxic formulan solution is sprayed on to keep the cabbage looking fresh.
  • Sweet potato noodles. Industrial dyes and parafin wax were used to make the noodles in the Guandong province.
  • Baby formula and others. Defective baby formulas and other products are repackaged and resold under "discount brands".
  • Soy Sauce. Many soya sauces in China contain 4-methylimidazole, a cancer causing agent.
  • Tapioca Perls. Contains aspolychlorinated biphenyls known to affect the immune system, reproductive system, nervous system, endochrine system, and causes cancer.
  • Tofu. In the Hunan province, Tofu manufacturers used iron sulfate and feces to speed up the fermentation process.
  • Ginger. Farms in Weifang applied the pesticide aldicarb 3-6x more that the recommended level. Aldicarb is also used on peanuts, roses, cotton and sweet potatoes.
  • Ginseng. Pesticide cocktails were used that were extremely hazardous.
  • Canned peaches. Contains twice the amount of lead allowed.
  • Tuna. In many of Chinas fish farms, Livestock and poultry waste on fields is used as fish feed for fish farms.
  • Frozen Spinach. In Japan and China, high levels of pesticides were found.
  • Shrimp. In order to keep shrimp alive and clean, Enrofloxacin, Chloramphenical, and Nitrofurazone were used. Cancer causing pesticides.
  • Pet Food. Dog food is made with an ingredient used to make plastics and malamine.
  • Honey. Honey is added to sugar, beetroot, and rice syrop. Another type is made of water, color, sugar, and alum.
  • Potatoes. Potatoes are dusted with a red dye and sold as more expenses Da Lat red potatoes.
  • Baby milk powder. Melamine was added to baby milk powder in order to increase milk protein. Melamine is similar to cyanide.
  • Prawns. Injected with gelatin to make them look tastier and reduce shrivel during defrosting.
  • Bottlted water. Ordinary tap water was packaged as bottle water. During time fungi and Ecoli surfaced.
  • Steam Bun. Made wth cardboard and pork fat. The cardboard was softened with chemicals.
  • Raw meat. Raw meat together with added water and processing chemicals were passed off as regular or ground beef.
  • Pickled vegetables. Factory workes spray pesticides with high levels of DDVP onto the vegetables and used industrial-grade salt to achieve the pickle effect.
  • Hot pot soup and canned beef. Ethyl maltol, capsicum oleoresin, Disodium 5-robonucleotide, and antimalarial drugs were added to cover up the rotten meat side effects.