New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra is reportedly conducting an internal review after reports Chinese police had arrested 19 people in Shanghai on suspicion of selling around 300 tonnes of the company's expired milk powder.
China arrests over expired milk powder prompt Fonterra "review"
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