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Botulism blame game must wait

Now is not the time to point the finger over the Fonterra contamination crisis, says Trade Minister Tim Groser. Speaking on TV3's The Nation, Mr Groser said Fonterra was right not to play the blame game over how some batches of baby milk powder had become contaminated with the botulism-causing bacteria Clostridium botulinum. "I think it has always been better to avoid passing judgement until we have all the facts on the table." However, Mr Groser said there would be repercussions for those found responsible by inquiries investigating the scare. "If people have broken the law, there will be consequences. "If people have not followed procedures, there will be consequences. He said it was important to wait until a fact-based analysis had taken place into the issue. "But as I keep on saying, let's wait and get the facts up on the table," he said. "We don't want to fix the wrong problem."