wheat gluten and rice protein responsible for these events were imported from China" and that "no level of melamine should be found in pet or human food" and asking for visas for inspectors from the United States. Public The protein export scandal inspired a significant amount of US media attention to Chinese food safety concerns, and increased unease about Chinese imports amongst the American public. A July 2007 Consumer Reports poll found that 92 percent of Americans favored "country of origin" labeling on meat products, while in a USA Today/Gallup poll, 74 percent of US respondents said they were "somewhat concerned" or "very concerned" about the safety of food imported from China. See also 2007 pet food recalls 2007 Chinese export recalls 2008 Chinese milk scandal Food safety in China References External links FDA Food Recall Page FDA Recall FAQ Food safety in China 2007 pet food recalls Scandals in China 2008 Chinese milk scandal Adulteration