BEIJING - Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has vowed to increase monitoring of production of baby formula and to crack down on violators, adding that the quality of infant formula in China affects the nation's future, the AP reports.
"Li's comments appeared aimed at trying to restore public confidence in China's dairy industry, which has beem mired in product safety and image problems," the AP said.
Read the full report at cleveland.com.
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