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China Streamlines the Registration of Food for Special Medical Purposes

Jul 24, 2024
Yilia Ye
The documents required are simplified for the registration of three foods for special medical purpose (FSMP), i.e., electrolyte formula foods, carbohydrate component formula foods and protein component formula foods. In addition, the registration of these products is exempted from on-site inspection, which is mandatory for other FSMPs as stipulated in Administrative Measures for Registration of Foods for Special Medical Purpose.

On July 19, 2024, China State Administration for Market Regulation promulgated three Registration Guidelines for FSMP, covering electrolyte formula foods, carbohydrate component formula foods and protein component formula foods. These guidelines aim to streamline the registration process of these three kinds of FSMP products from the perspectives of documents submission and on-site inspection.

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