132 Batches of Imported Food Rejected by China CIQ in February 2015

时间(Date) : 2015-04-20 来源(Source) : CIRS 作者(Author) : CIRS

The report of General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People’s Republic of China (AQSIQ) listed the unqualified imported food in February 2015. There were 132 batches of imported food returned or destroyed by local CIQs in total, which is the lowest of recent months.

There are mainly 5 reasons for CIQ rejection, which covered more than 84% of the rejected batches. Respective proportions are shown in Figure 1.

Figure1. Non-compliant Reasons for Rejected Imported Food in February2015

Highlights:

1.Aquatic products (HS 030) have become the hardest-hit category, there were 2458.04 tons of aquatic products rejected by local CIQs and mainly due to the unqualified sensory property and contaminations.

2.As always, unqualified physic-chemical index, microorganism index and inappropriate usage of food additives including nutrition enhancers are the important reasons for rejection of the imported food. In the last three months, 225 batches of cereal, grain powder, cakes and dessert products (HS code 19) were rejected for these reasons. For overseas enterprises, you should firstly confirm if the food additives you used are approved in China according toGB 2760-2011 andGB 14880-2012 or you may consult food regulatory agencies in China to help before exporting the products into China market. Besides, to guarantee that the product quality comply with the requirements of Chinese national standards, pre-testing according to the relevant product national standards (GB) is very necessary and helpful to reduce the rejection risk effectively. Detailed information regarding procedures of food imported into China can be foundhere.

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Downloads:

CN version of GB 2760-2011Food Safety National Standards for the Usage of Food Additives and GB 14880-2012 Food Safety National Standards for the Usage of Nutrition Enrichment can be downloadedhere

Reference :

http://jckspaqj.aqsiq.gov.cn/jcksphzpfxyj/jjspfxyj/jjbhgsptb/201503/t20150317_434444.htm

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Email: Alice.Yang@hfoushi.com

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