According to the Hong Kong Communications Press, the Food Safety Center of the Hong Kong Food and Environmental Hygiene Department announced on the 30th iodine content test results of 13 infant formula milk powders. The iodine content of New Zealand's Shimiaojian All Infant Formula 1 milk powder met the standards of the producing country. , but below the standards of the Codex Alimentarius Commission.
After assessing the risk, the center believes that if the baby is fed according to the recommended feeding amount on the label, the infant's iodine intake will not be less than the recommended intake of the World Health Organization (WHO) (15 per kilogram body weight per day). One-third of micrograms), therefore, does not pose a health risk to infants.
A spokesman for the center said: In addition to the milk powder mentioned above, the iodine levels of the 12 infant formulas tested this time all meet the standards of the Codex Alimentarius Commission (ie, 10 to 60 micrograms per 100 kcal iodine).
Summarizing the current test results, the center has announced the results of testing 59 infant formulas, of which only 6 infant formulas produced in Japan have low iodine levels. Simply feeding the infants with these six products may affect their thyroid function. . If the thyroid function is significantly impaired, it is not ruled out that the baby's brain development may be affected.
The spokesman said that of the known formula milk powders sold in Hong Kong on the market for less than 6 months, there were still 3 models that did not complete iodine content testing. This was mainly due to the difficulty in searching for samples and the lack of energy labeling on the packaging. When testing is completed, it will be completed as soon as possible. Announced. If the results show that the iodine content of the sample affects the health of the infant, the center will immediately take appropriate follow-up action.
He said: The center will continue to follow the requirements of the Codex Alimentarius Commission to determine the marketable infant formula. It is expected that the testing of infant formulas below 6 months can be completed by the end of this year. The testing of infant formula milk powder from 6 to 36 months will be completed in the first half of next year.
After assessing the risk, the center believes that if the baby is fed according to the recommended feeding amount on the label, the infant's iodine intake will not be less than the recommended intake of the World Health Organization (WHO) (15 per kilogram body weight per day). One-third of micrograms), therefore, does not pose a health risk to infants.
A spokesman for the center said: In addition to the milk powder mentioned above, the iodine levels of the 12 infant formulas tested this time all meet the standards of the Codex Alimentarius Commission (ie, 10 to 60 micrograms per 100 kcal iodine).
Summarizing the current test results, the center has announced the results of testing 59 infant formulas, of which only 6 infant formulas produced in Japan have low iodine levels. Simply feeding the infants with these six products may affect their thyroid function. . If the thyroid function is significantly impaired, it is not ruled out that the baby's brain development may be affected.
The spokesman said that of the known formula milk powders sold in Hong Kong on the market for less than 6 months, there were still 3 models that did not complete iodine content testing. This was mainly due to the difficulty in searching for samples and the lack of energy labeling on the packaging. When testing is completed, it will be completed as soon as possible. Announced. If the results show that the iodine content of the sample affects the health of the infant, the center will immediately take appropriate follow-up action.
He said: The center will continue to follow the requirements of the Codex Alimentarius Commission to determine the marketable infant formula. It is expected that the testing of infant formulas below 6 months can be completed by the end of this year. The testing of infant formula milk powder from 6 to 36 months will be completed in the first half of next year.
be extracted from hemp
Cannabidiol Powder,CBD Isolate Powder,Cannabidiol Isolate Powder,CBD powder
JINING USP INTERNATIONAL CO.,LTD. , https://www.uspintl.com