On July 26, according to an announcement issued by the Macau Municipal Affairs Department, a batch of “Royal Meisuli® No. 1 infant formula” under the Fisselan Company, a subsidiary of Meisujia, was found to contain 0.2 mg/kg of lead, exceeding the maximum limit requirement of 0.02 mg/kg of lead in infant formula in Macau's “Maximum Limit of Heavy Metal Contaminants in Food”. Currently, whether “royal metholite exceeds lead standards” also involves topics related to the mainland region has also attracted widespread attention. Sina Finance called Meisujia's official customer service in mainland China to inquire. The relevant customer service responded, “After our tests, the lead content in mainland products has not exceeded the standard.”

On July 26, according to an announcement issued by the Macau Municipal Affairs Department, a batch of “Royal Meisuli® No. 1 infant formula” under the Fisselan Company, a subsidiary of Meisujia, was found to contain 0.2 mg/kg of lead, exceeding the maximum limit requirement of 0.02 mg/kg of lead in infant formula in Macau's “Maximum Limit of Heavy Metal Contaminants in Food”. Currently, whether “royal metholite exceeds lead standards” also involves topics related to the mainland region has also attracted widespread attention. Sina Finance called Meisujia's official customer service in mainland China to inquire. The relevant customer service responded, “After our tests, the lead content in mainland products has not exceeded the standard.”