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Behind the raw milk suppliers' listing frenzy, hidden concerns are gradually emerging
Under the lure of capital, upstream enterprises in the dairy industry are also eyeing listed company platforms one after another, using the relaunch of the New Third Board to embark on a capital journey. A Beijing Business Today reporter found through statistics that, including Zhongding United Husbandry Co., Ltd., which officially listed on the New Third Board on December 10
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Goat Milk Powder Production Urgently Needs Industry Standard Guidance
Recently, the "Measures for the Registration and Administration of Infant Formula Milk Powder Formulas (Trial)" (draft for public comment) (hereinafter referred to as the "Measures") issued by the State Food and Drug Administration also contains many new provisions for goat milk powder, the current "newcomer" in the infant formula milk powder sector. At present,
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New Milk Powder Policy Targets Domestic Dairy Enterprises; Companies Call on Regulators to Hold the Bowl Steady
Only half a month remains before the official implementation of the new milk powder policy. During the public consultation period for the "Administrative Measures for the Registration of Infant Formula Milk Powder Product Formulas (Trial)" (hereinafter referred to as the opinion), reports appeared in the newspapers that more than a thousand milk powder brands will exit the market. This policy, called the strictest in history,
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Strict standards for the milk powder registration system, and even stricter enforcement
According to reports, the newly revised Food Safety Law officially took effect on October 1, and the formula of infant milk powder will change from a filing system to a registration system. The Measures for the Registration and Administration of Infant Formula Milk Powder Formulas (Trial) (draft for comments) was recently released for public comment, setting stricter rules for infant formula milk powder produced in China,
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Does donkey milk have market prospects? An economic benefit analysis
When donkey products are mentioned, the first things that come to mind are donkey meat and ejiao (donkey-hide gelatin). Once the veil is lifted on the donkey industry, looking at donkey milk and its development prospects is truly eye-opening. Research by China Agricultural University and the University of Camerino in Italy has proven that the nutritional composition of donkey milk is the closest to human milk
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Can 7 years of 100% compliance for raw milk win over consumers?
The latest data from the China Dairy Industry Association is embarrassing: China's milk output currently ranks third in the world, yet imports account for nearly one third of China's total dairy consumption. Agriculture Minister Han Changfu said on August 18 that the Ministry of Agriculture has implemented a raw milk quality monitoring plan for 7 consecutive years, that the pass rate for spot checks on prohibited additives such as melamine has remained at 100%, and that the milk protein and milk fat content of raw milk from large-scale pastures is substantially higher than the national standard. (Beijing Morning Post, August 19)
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Imported milk up 7-fold in 6 years, accounting for one third of national milk consumption
From my child's birth to age 3, I kept asking friends to carry infant formula back from Japan. I don't trust domestic milk, and with "carrying milk from overseas" I also worry about "running out." Speaking of his experience of "carrying milk from overseas," Mr. Ding, who lives in Harbin, was full of helplessness. The latest data from the China Dairy Industry Association is embarrassing currently our
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When will domestic milk be safe to drink?
The latest data from the Dairy Association of China is embarrassing: China's milk production currently ranks third in the world, yet imported dairy products account for nearly one third of China's total dairy consumption. Why do consumers keep carrying milk back from overseas? When will domestic milk be safe to drink? Chinese people
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Zero tolerance must be upheld on the issue of milk powder quality
Recently, two pieces of news about domestically produced infant formula milk powder drew public attention. First, the State Food and Drug Administration conducted a special sampling inspection of infant formula milk powder and detected 11 batches of samples that did not meet national standards and posed food safety risks. Second, a certain domestic
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Problem milk powder is not scary; covering up problems is what is truly scary
From the Feihe milk powder incident, we can see why some domestic milk powder companies have not emerged from the trough of the Sanlu milk powder incident: not only because quality problems have appeared again, but because they still deal with their own quality problems the way Sanlu did back then. Recently, regarding milk
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