New Zealand will strengthen export formula milk regulation

New Zealand’s Food Safety Minister Nakai Kaiye stated on the 27th that the New Zealand government will review its food safety mechanism and strengthen the supervision of export infant formula milk powder.

Kaye said she has asked the New Zealand Ministry of Primary Industry to re-examine the current food safety oversight system and identify areas for improvement. At present, the Ministry of Primary Industry has reviewed infant formula milk powder products according to the International Food and Australian New Food Standards. Kaye said that she intends to travel to China in the near future to coordinate further cooperation with China.

The New Zealand Ministry of Primary Industries said recently that from June 20 onwards, all brands of baby milk powder produced in New Zealand and exported to China will need to be registered with the Ministry of Primary Industries to strengthen consumer confidence and ensure that the brand of New Zealand milk powder sold in China The information is complete. At present, most New Zealand formula milk powder brands sold in China are commissioned by New Zealand milk powder manufacturers to be processed and sold to China after being processed.