China: No contaminated oil has entered the market, Guangdong says

Published 2024년 7월 11일

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Guangdong province in China has implemented a three-tier local reserve system for edible vegetable oils to ensure they meet national food safety standards. The system includes types of oil such as soybean, peanut, blended, and rapeseed oil. These oils are subjected to quality testing by third-party organizations before being added to the local reserve supply. Since 2021, over 30% of the government reserve edible oil in the province has been inspected randomly, with a 100% pass rate for food safety indicators. However, public outrage and share price drops have been reported recently due to allegations of mixed and contaminated cargo transport by China Grain Reserves Group Ltd Co and mixed transport of edible oils at Jinlongyu's plants.

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No reserve edible oil that does not meet national food safety standards has entered the grain market or been used in food production in Guangdong province, the local food and strategic reserves authorities said.In accordance with relevant national requirements, the province has established a three-tier local reserve system for edible vegetable oils at the provincial, municipal and county levels, according to the Food and Strategic Reserves Administration of Guangdong province.The main types of edible vegetable oils in the local reserves across the province include soybean oil, peanut oil, blended oil and rapeseed oil, the authorities said.After the edible oils are stored in the reserves, they must undergo acceptance testing by professional third-party quality inspection organizations, according to the authorities.Edible oils must meet the quality criteria for storage as outlined in the grain and oil storage quality judgment rules, as well as the quality criteria specified in ...

Source: Chinadaily