SAMR Holds Expert Meeting on Non-Targeted Screening Standards for Illegal Food Additives
On September 23, the State Administration for Market Regulation held an expert meeting to improve non-targeted screening standards for illegal food additives, noting two approved methods can serve as references in enforcement.
According to Foodmate News (domestic), on September 23, the State Administration for Market Regulation organized an expert meeting to study and improve technical standards for non-targeted screening of illegal food additives.
The report said two methods were successively approved by the State Administration for Market Regulation, and their test results can serve as references for qualitative determination in enforcement and for conviction and sentencing, mentioning the Method for the Determination of Vardenafil Impurity 30 in Foods.
The report also noted that joint efforts are currently underway to tackle testing methods for toxic and harmful substances that are hidden practices in the meat products industry. This information comes from a single media report, and specific technical details and scope of application await further confirmation from authoritative channels.
The report did not mention any company, product, batch, specific test result, or penalty information, nor did it mention consumer health risks or market disposal measures.
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