Cadbury, Oreo's, M&M's and Snickers pulled off the shelves in Hong Kong while Chinese quality officials drink milk to assuage public fears

AP: Cadbury has recalled 11 types of China-made candy in Hong Kong although it has not been confirmed that melamine has been found in those products. Supermarkets have also been pulling Oreo's, M&M's and Snickers off the shelves after Indonesia found traces of melamine in those products. Will these products be taken down in China next? (Update: Cadbury is pulling its chocolates off shelves on the mainland now)

CCTV4: Chinese quality officials have stepped up checks on all dairy producers and are now going into supermarkets with media crew in tow, buying milk and drinking it on the spot for all to see.

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