The new GB 23350-2021 stipulates more detailed packaging requirements for 31 categories of foods and 16 categories of cosmetics comparing to the current requirements. The number of package layers for grain and processed grain products should not exceed three, and that for other commodities should not exceed four.
On Sep. 2, 2021, China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) unveiled "GB 23350-2021 Requirements of Restricting Excessive Package—Foods and Cosmetics" in replacement of GB 23350-2009, intending to address the growing excessive packaging problem. The new GB standard will come into force on Sep. 1, 2023, allowing a two-year transitional period for stakeholders.
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