Three national standards have been introduced in China: There are standards for jujube, no worries about purchase

Published 2021년 12월 7일

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China has recently published national standards for the classification, quality, and testing of Disposable Red Dates, Jun Dates, and Gray Dates to ensure consumer safety and clarity in the market. The lack of standards has confused consumers and led to issues in quality assessment and consumer confidence. This move is particularly significant for Xinjiang, a region that contributes over 45% of China's red date production, as it struggles with a surplus and fluctuating prices. The standards aim to elevate high-quality red dates and support the sustainable growth of the industry. Consumers are advised to look for products adhering to these standards to ensure quality.

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Reporter Geng Ji'an Recently, the State Administration of Market Supervision and Administration and the National Standardization Administration of China have successively issued "Disposable Red Dates" (GB/T26150-2019), "Jun Dates" (GB/T40492-2021), and "Gray Dates" (GB/T40634- 2021) Three standards, which clearly define the terms and definitions, classification, quality requirements, testing methods, inspection rules, judgment rules, labeling, marking and packaging, transportation, storage, etc. of disposable red dates, jujubes, and gray dates This allows consumers to finally have a "scale" when buying red dates. Experts believe that my country's red date consumer market will usher in a revolution in which the survival of the fittest and the treatment of the inferior will be rewarded. Lack of standards makes consumers "lost" "The markings of the red dates grade standards are too messy. Even my "Hot Eye Jin Jing" who has been shopping online for many years is often at a loss when ...

Source: Chinaeconomy