China SAMR reports 45 noncompliant food samples
China’s market regulator reported 45 noncompliant samples among 2,269 food safety inspection samples and said provincial authorities had begun follow-up action.
The notice covers 2,269 samples and identifies 45 that did not meet applicable requirements. It lists each food, the relevant operator or producer, and the item that failed inspection.
Findings span additives, microbiological indicators, heavy metals and other quality measures. Each result should be interpreted against the food category, measured value and applicable standard.
Provincial market regulators have begun verification and disposition work. The findings apply to the samples and batches named in the notice and should not be generalized to an entire brand or food category.
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