Heavier fines and stricter criteria: China proposes five changes to infant formula registration process By Tingmin Koe 03-Sep-2019 - Last updated on 03-Sep-2019 at 01:30 GMT Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email to a friend The Chinese authorities have proposed five changes to the country’s infant formula milk powder registration process, in a bid to boost the level of quality, scientific evidence, and safe consumption of the products.Read the full story here. top 10 Heavier fines and stricter criteria: China proposes five changes to infant formula registration process Indian nutraceutical pioneer joins Tirupati Group in wake of US50m cash injection Daily consumption of essence of chicken strengthens working memory: Suntory-funded meta-analysis The new whey protein? Vitafoods Asia speaker reveals why fenugreek seed is a promising sports nutrition ingredient Super antioxidant for skin health: Singaporean start-up launches beauty food with SOD-rich lemons Blackmores’ CFO exclusive: ‘Pharmacy sales, probiotics and beauty-from-within key to boost China fortunes’ Chronological vs biological’: Chromadex aims to use personalised nutrition as means to revolutionise ageing Collagen jelly packs: Singapore firm launches tri-peptide collagen supplement in jelly format CBD potential in APAC: Regulations and history have laid strong foundation for market growth - Elixinol India's FSSAI recategorises dietary supplements for sports use as Foods for Special Dietary Uses Prev 1 2 3 4 5 … 11 Next
