China: Announcement of State Administration of Market Supervision on 7 batches of food sampling inspection; Anutric milk powder on the list

Published 2021년 9월 28일

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The General Administration of Market Supervision in China has conducted random inspections of 19 categories of food, resulting in the discovery of 7 batches of unqualified samples, primarily due to microbial contamination and excessive pesticide and veterinary drug residues. Specifically, an infant formula and edible agricultural products were found to be non-compliant with national food safety standards. The inspections covered a wide range of food products, including dairy, beverages, alcohol, baked goods, and more. Inspection agencies have imposed administrative penalties and fines on violating companies, and have been ordered to recall unqualified products and disclose their risk prevention and control measures to the public.

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China Economic Net, Beijing, September 28th Tea and related products, dairy products, beverages, alcohol, pastries, roasted food and nut products, biscuits... Are these foods that we often eat safe? Recently, the General Administration of Market Supervision organized and carried out random inspections of food safety supervision, involving 663 batches of samples of 19 categories of food: among them, 7 batches of samples of 2 categories of food including infant formula and edible agricultural products were found to be unqualified. The results of the sampling show that the main problems of the unqualified products this time are concentrated in microbial contamination, excessive pesticide and veterinary drug residues, etc. This sampling includes processed food products, edible agricultural products, tea and related products, dairy products, alcohol, cakes, potatoes and puffing Food, egg products, soy products, bee products, canned food, vegetable products, fruit products, meat ...

Source: Chinaeconomy