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Locally produced bitter tea oil is in high demand but raw materials are scarce, so the government has included it among crops eligible for conversion incentives.

Food and Drug Administration plans overseas factory inspections to verify the manufacturing and management of imported oil raw materials

Nutritious School Lunch Series Report (2) Japan Correspondent: Tokyo Uses Nutritious School Lunches as Teaching Material for Food Education

Ye Yanbo, Director-General of the Public Health Bureau of Changhua County: How to control the flow of chemical raw materials into the food industry is the pressing task at hand

The Food and Drug Administration inspected magnesium carbonate and calcium, and 23 drug products failed: raw materials supplied by Yuncheng and Yixing did not meet pharmacopoeia standards, with arsenic, iron, and calcium oxide exceeding limits.

Should Chinese herbal medicines used in food be regulated as medicinal materials or as food ingredients? The Department of Chinese Medicine is studying dosage standards.

The problem with pharmaceuticals does not lie in industrial-grade or food-grade, but in loopholes in raw material management.

The issue with UK blue rose raw materials is not limited to pesticides; whether daily-use fragrance compounds have been added remains to be clarified.

Mandatory labeling of source species for Chinese medicinal materials sparks disagreement among herb traders; the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department will not include it for now

Styrofoam cups banned, PP plastic plus paper cups take the stage; composite materials are hard to recycle and may impact the environment