CHINA REGULATES INFANT FORMULA RECIPES
June 1st, 2016
The China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) has published a new regulation requiring the registration with its officials of infant formula recipes for products sold in the country.
According to the regulation, which was released by the CFDA on June 8 (Wednesday), the agency must approve these registrations before any infant formula is sold in China, including imports, can be sold. Moreover, only manufacturers that have a certain level of research and development capacity and comply with set good manufacturing practice (GMP) for infant formula can apply for ...
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