[Update] SAMR to Further Standardize Infant Formula Labeling Requirements
Nov 15, 2021
Lennie Tao
The forbidden scope of nutrient content claims and functional claims of infant formula labeling is to be expanded.
For commodities whose product name indicates a certain animal source, its raw milk, milk powder, whey powder and other milk protein raw materials shall all come from this animal species.
Update: On Nov. 12, 2021, SAMR issued an official notice to approve the new supervision requirements of infant formula milk powder product labeling. Compared with the consultation notice on July 28, most labeling requirements stay the same. The official notice mainly revised the Rule 4, regulating if the milk protein raw materials are from two or more animal sources, the proportions from different animal sources should be indicated in the ingredient list.
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