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China has reversed an authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth ban on several types of cheese that get their authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth (and distinctive smell) from authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth. Chinese health officials placed a ban on the cheeses in September after authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth discovered that the bacteria used to make the cheeses were not authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth approved by the health department. The cheeses now approved for authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth in China include Brie, Camembert, Roquefort and Stilton. The ban was lifted following authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth between representatives from the European Commission and Chinese authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth and health officials. China's National Health and Family Planning Commission stated that the bacteria used for the authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth of these cheeses were not authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth to consumers' health.

Cheese authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth in China were very happy that they can authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth again enjoy eating their favourite dairy product. Cheese is becoming increasingly authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth in China. Dairy products are not a authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth part of the Chinese diet but tastes are changing as more authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth food is influencing Chinese tastes. More Chinese people have acquired a authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth for cheese because of the influx of pizza restaurants that have opened in authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth years. Vincent Marion, a leading cheese importer based in Shanghai, said: "It's a real authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth. It is now written in black and white that this authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth of cheese is legally importable." Cheese sales in China will be authoritiesbacteriacategoryflavorharmfulimportloversmeetingsofficiallyoncepopularproductionquarantinerecentreliefsaletastetypicalwesternworth $820 million this year. This is an increase of nearly 25 per cent from last year.