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The State Administration of Market Supervision and Administration issued the “Infant Formula Food Labeling Questions and Answers” on the 20th, requiring that the content, format and color of the label for products with the same formula from the same enterprise should be consistent. If milk source claims are made, they should be clearly marked on the label, and should not be distinguished by packaging color, tank shape, etc. The question and answer clarified labeling requirements for infant formula, such as production date and shelf life, allergy substance reminders, milk source, and producer information for blended formulations, etc., and emphasized that after label adjustments are adjusted, records should be filed with the provincial market supervision department in accordance with the law. The Q&A reminded manufacturers that infant formula produced before the implementation date of the “Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Food Labeling” shall not continue to be sold if the content of the label violates the prohibited provisions in the regulations; if there is no violation of the prohibited regulations, it can be sold until the end of the shelf life.

智通財經·09/20/2026 09:57:00
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The State Administration of Market Supervision and Administration issued the “Infant Formula Food Labeling Questions and Answers” on the 20th, requiring that the content, format and color of the label for products with the same formula from the same enterprise should be consistent. If milk source claims are made, they should be clearly marked on the label, and should not be distinguished by packaging color, tank shape, etc. The question and answer clarified labeling requirements for infant formula, such as production date and shelf life, allergy substance reminders, milk source, and producer information for blended formulations, etc., and emphasized that after label adjustments are adjusted, records should be filed with the provincial market supervision department in accordance with the law. The Q&A reminded manufacturers that infant formula produced before the implementation date of the “Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Food Labeling” shall not continue to be sold if the content of the label violates the prohibited provisions in the regulations; if there is no violation of the prohibited regulations, it can be sold until the end of the shelf life.