China should aim at more rapid pace of liberalization, compared with other developing countries. Recognizing whether a country is âdevelopingâ matters in determining how they proceed to the high standard of economic liberalization expected of developed countries. Developing countries are often allowed more time of adjustment in order to ensure smooth implementation of liberalization.
There is a list from Health Canada here. Food and products that contain or often contain soy: 1  Bean sprouts. 2  Bread crumbs, cereals and crackers. 3  Breaded foods. 4  Hydrolyzed plant protein (HPP), hydrolyzed soy protein (HSP) and hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP). 5  Imitation dairy food. 6  Infant formula, follow-up formula, nutrition supplements for toddlers and children.
Even with fermented soy foods, a little goes a long way. The nutrients found in miso, tempeh, and natto can be beneficial in the moderate amounts found in the typical Asian diet, but have the potential to do harm in higher amounts. In China and Japan, about an ounce of fermented soy food is eaten on a daily basis. When fermented soy foods are used in small amounts they help build the inner ecosystem, providing a wealth of friendly microflora to the intestinal tract that can help with digestion and assimilation of nutrients, and boost immunity.