Milk Formula Threat
1080 threat: police update
Radio New Zealand journalist Ceinwin Curtis reports from Police National Headquarters where a media breifing has been held on the 1080 blackmail threat. Audio
1080 threat - the implications
Jacqueline Rowarth is the Waikato University professor of agribusiness and William Rolleston is the President of Federated Farmers. Audio
Infant formula exporters: contamination scare could end them
New Zealand infant formula producers face an anxious wait to see if the 1080 threat damages their export sales. Audio
Toxicologist says 1080 hard to detect in powder form
Charles Eason is a professor at Lincoln University and toxicologist specialising in 1080. Audio
Former NZ ambassador: 1080 threat won't gain traction in China
Tony Browne was the New Zealand ambassador in Beijing when the melamine-tainted milk scandal erupted in 2008. Audio
Heightened security for formula at supermarket
Our reporter Ceinwen Curtis joins us from outside New World in Thorndon. Audio
Food industry supportive of embattled NZ infant milk producers
The Food and Grocery Council has moved swiftly to reassure New Zealanders and international trading partners the country's dairy products are safe. Audio
Food Safety Minister stands by NZ food safety regime
The Food Safety Minister; Jo Goodhew, says the country has one of the best testing regimes in the world and it has adapted quickly and substantially to the 1080 threat. Audio
GlobalDairyTrade auction will indicate reaction to 1080 threat
A dairy markets analyst says the first real indication of how markets have reacted to the 1080 threat will be next Tuesday's Global Dairy Trade auction. Audio
Formula exporters say poisoning scare could be damaging
The Infant Formula Exporters Association says the 1080 contamination threat risks the livelihoods of exporters for the sake of political game playing. Audio
John Key told to tread carefully on 1080 contamination hoax
The Prime Minister John Key says he had intended to tell the public of the 1080 contamination threat next week but was told by officials to tread cautiously. Audio
Mother hopes scare is a hoax, monitoring all updates
Wellington mother Rachel Prior speaks with Susie Ferguson. Audio
MPI reassure public, trade partners that infant milk is safe
The Ministry for Primary Industries has moved quickly to reassure the public, and its export partners that the country's food safety model is among the world's best. Audio
Anti 1080 protesters distancing themselves from person
Anti 1080 protesters are distancing themselves from threats to contaminate dairy products with the poison. Audio
Deputy commissioner: time for threat investigation to go public
The police are asking the public to help find the blackmailer who is threatening to poison infant and other milk formula by the end of this month unless New Zealand stops dropping 1080 in the bush. Audio
Synlait Milk says it's confident of food safety systems
Synlait Milk says it's confident its food safety systems and security standards will ensure its products are safe. Audio
Dairy industry joins together to fight 1080 threats to products
The dairy industry says it's too early to talk about the financial impact from threats to contaminate infant formula and other products. Audio
Government defends handling of blackmail threat
The Government says it was right to go public with the blackmail threat to contaminate infant formula with the pest-control poison 1080 and it is defending the time it took to tell the public. Audio
1080 importer confident of security
The police are asking for the public's help to find the blackmailers who are threatening to poison infant and other milk formula by the end of this month unless New Zealand stops dropping 1080 in theā¦ Audio