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In July 2017, NHFPC released an official letter detailing the updates, deletions and refinements of China’s directory of national food safety system, marking a milestone in the construction of China’s food safety regulatory framework.

Brief interpretation of the new  2017 draft version of Food Safety Law Implementation Rules released by China’s CFDA on 14th August.  

China has implemented infant formula/milk powder recipe registration since Oct 1, 2016 in accordance with stipulations articulated within the New Food Safety Law and Administrative Measures for Registration of Infant and Young Children Milk Powder Formula Recipes.

China recently announced the formal implementation of the new health food registration and filing system, also releasing relevant supplementary requirements thereafter. This article contains updated information on the impact of these rules with a particular emphasis on the comparatively reduced

In recent years imported aquatic products are becoming more and more popular in China. Take salmon for example, in 2010 the national importation volume reached 12 thousand tons and in 2014 it was more than 30 thousand tons with an annual increase of 25%. This article details requirements for

In this article we will not deal with what is CBEC and how to sell your products using this channel because we already covered this subject extensively on Chemlinked, as you can see from the hyperlinks provided at the bottom of this page. In this article we will deal with the latest developments

Following new scientific studies highlighting possible health risks, the legal status of Titanium Dioxide might be subject to change in Europe.

 In this article we will talk about market access requirements for frozen drinks in China. This category includes ice cream, ice milk, ice frost, ice lollipop, popsicles, sweet ice, edible ice and other similar products.  

The regulatory scope of food flavorings in China refers to a group of substances that are added to food to impart, modify, or enhance the flavor of food. Food flavorings exclude substances which serve to impart sweet, sour or salty taste to foods, such as sugar, salt, vinegar, as well as food

Abstract: In this article, we will talk about imported products without a comparable Chinese national food safety standard.