National crackdown on illegal additives

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 Editor's Note  

 

China has blacklisted 151 materials forbidden or abusable in food and feed over the past nine years. The materials include 47 inedible materials likely to be added illegally to food, 22 food additives easily to be abused and 82 substances forbidden in feed and drinking water for animals.

 

 Additives?Banned in Food 

 

Clenbuterol (瘦肉精): A substance used to increase the amount of lean meat in pigs. The consumption of meat tainted by clenbuterol can cause dizziness, headaches, hand tremors, palpitations, agitation and other symptoms. The greatest risks are posed to those who have heart troubles.?

Melamine (三聚氰胺): An organic base chemical used to make milk protein-rich. Ingesting melamine-tainted foods may lead to urinary disorders and bladder stones.?

Rongalite (雕白粉): An industrial bleach that can make dried beancurd sticks and starch noodles good in color. The original use of the compound was as industrial bleaching agent and as a reducing agent for vat dying. It will lead to nausea, vomiting, and cancer in the long-run.?

Sudan I (蘇丹紅一號(hào)): A red dye used to make chilli powder redder. Originally used for coloring solvents, oils waxes, petrol and shoe and floor polishes, it is banned in food because it can increase the risk of cancer.?

Poppy Capsule (罌粟殼): Used in soup to make it more tasty and addictive to eaters. Some side-effects have been noted with use of poppy capsules and seeds, including twitching, dizziness, general weakness, and headaches.?

 

 

Get the complete list of banned food additives at the websites of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Agriculture.

 

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??China blacklists 151 materials in food, feed

China has blacklisted 151 materials forbidden or abusable in food and feed over the past nine years, according to figures released by the food safety committee under the State Council, or China's Cabinet.

 

? China cracks down on illegal additives

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? China sets limits of melamine levels in foods

China imposed strict limits of melamine levels tolerable in food products, according to an official regulation issued on Wednesday by the Ministry of Health, Xinhua News Agency reported.

 

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