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Navigating Nutrition Claims: A Comparison of China with Australia and New Zealand

This article navigates the regulations governing nutrition claims in Australia and New Zealand, and in China. For instance, regarding the restrictions on infant formula, Australia and New Zealand prohibits nutrition content claims made about infant formula products. In China, nutrition content claims should not be made regarding necessary ingredients in infant formula for infants aged 0 to 6 months.

Nutrition and health claims in food labels or advertisements are known to significantly impact consumers' perception of the healthfulness of products and influence their food purchasing decisions. When it comes to nutrition claims, Australia and New Zealand have nutrition content claim, comparing to China's nutrition claims which consist of nutrient content claims and nutrient comparative claims. It is important to note that the classification mentioned in this article does not include claims related to health supplements. This article compares the regulations governing nutrition claims in Australia and New Zealand with those in China.

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