A school canteen scandal has Chinese consumers rethinking their growing demand for pre-prepared and ready-to-eat meals.

[The World of Chinese] Prepared to fail: Cafeterias and restaurants face backlash for pre-made meals

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[The World of Chinese] Prepared to fail: Cafeterias and restaurants face backlash for pre-made meals

[The World of Chinese] Prepared to fail: Cafeterias and restaurants face backlash for pre-made meals