Milk modifications: China looks to improve dairy governance with specific standards

Published 2024년 1월 24일

Tridge summary

China's National Health Commission (NHC) is seeking public feedback on proposed updates to standards and policies for three types of milk: high temperature pasteurized milk, pasteurized milk, and sterilised milk. This is part of a broader revision of local standards for 21 food and beverage items. New standards will be formulated for high temperature pasteurized milk due to its increasing popularity, while the national standards for pasteurized and sterilized milk will be updated from their 2010 versions. The public, including industry stakeholders and consumers, can submit their comments until February 10, 2024.
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China’s dairy industry has been growing by leaps and bounds since receiving endorsement from the government​ as an important part of regular diet, with major brands such as Yili and Mengniu leading the way. Alongside this industry growth has been closer government scrutiny on dairy products and relevant initiatives, with national projects such as the ‘Excellent Milk’ initiative closely monitoring quality and safety improvements. Most recently, the local National Health Commission (NHC) has started inviting comments from the public to update specific standards and policies governing three types of milk available in local supermarkets: High temperature pasteurized milk, pasteurized milk and sterilised milk. “In accordance with the local Food Safety Law, we will be revising the local standards for 21 food and beverage items, [including the] updating of standards for pasteurized milk and sterilised milk,”​ the NHC stated via a formal statement. “In addition, we will be formulating new ...

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