China's grip on key food additive - Vitamin C
| July 19, 2007 |  View for printing |
Vitamin C prices have spiked this year. China controls 80 percent of the market.
A sharp rise in the international price of vitamin C is focusing fresh attention on the risks of the world's growing dependence on China for essential food supplies and additives.
By Ron Scherer and Peter Ford | Staff writers of The Christian Science Monitor
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