Australia Exposes 11 Batches of Chinese Food as Non-Compliant! Chlorpyrifos, Bromomethane, and Iodine Levels Severely Exceed Standards!
Recently, the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry released the latest notification of imported food violations in September, which involved 11 batches of products from China that were judged to be substandard. Here are the details:
1. Violation date: September 3, 2024
Product description: Frozen leek
Manufacturer: Shanghai Shenlong International Trade Co., LTD
Type of violation: cyhalothrin exceeded standard
Test result: 0.26 mg/kg
Standard: FSC 1.4.2
Violation: In addition, the product was also detected to exceed the standard of pyraphis, the content of 0.12 mg/kg.
2. Violation date: September 9, 2024
Product Description: Fresh onion flower
Manufacturer: Daoxian Ririnew Agricultural Technology Co., LTD
Violation type: Propylophos exceeded the standard
Test result: 0.07 mg/kg
Standard: FSC 1.4.2
3. Violation date: September 10, 2024
Product Description: Dried kelp
Manufacturer: Fuzhou Hailin Food Co., LTD
Violation type: Excessive iodine content
Test result: 3800 mg/kg
Standard: IFCA s3(2)(a) (vii)
Violation: The iodine content of the product far exceeds the prescribed standard, reaching 1300 mg/kg.
4. Violation date: September 12, 2024
Product Description: granular peanut
Manufacturer: Linyi Xinyuantai Import and Export Co., LTD
Violation type: excessive aflatoxin content
Test result: 0.13 mg/kg
Standard: FSC 1.4.1
5. Violation date: September 12, 2024
Product Description: Prune
Manufacturer: New Star Liansheng Food Co., LTD
Type of violation: Additives 211 and 123 are not allowed in this food
Test result: Detected
Standard: FSC 1.3.1
6. Violation date: September 12, 2024
Product Description: Licorice plum
Manufacturer: New Star Liansheng Food Co., LTD
Type of violation: Additives 211 are not allowed in this food
Test result: Detected
Standard: FSC 1.3.1
7. Violation date: September 17, 2024
Product Description: Dried seaweed (Kelp)
Manufacturer: Fujian Dahai Food Co., LTD
Violation type: Excessive iodine content
Test result: 2600 mg/kg
Standard: IFCA s3(2)(a) (vii)
8. Violation date: September 26, 2024
Product Description: Kelp silk
Manufacturer: Fuzhou Hailin Food Co., LTD
Violation type: Excessive iodine content
Test result: 1300 mg/kg
Standard: IFCA s3(2)(a) (vii)
9. Violation date: September 26, 2024
Product Description: Kelp tablet
Manufacturer: Fuzhou Hailin Food Co., LTD
Violation type: Excessive iodine content
Test result: 3300 mg/kg
Standard: IFCA s3(2)(a) (vii)
10. Violation date: September 26, 2024
Product Description: Kelp knot
Manufacturer: Fuzhou Hailin Food Co., LTD
Violation type: Excessive iodine content
Test result: 3100 mg/kg
Standard: IFCA s3(2)(a) (vii)
11. Violation date: September 27, 2024
Product Description: Frozen yam
Manufacturer: Yongzhou Yuanyuan Xing Agricultural Technology Co., LTD
Type of violation: Carbendazim is not allowed in this food
Test result: 0.12 mg/kg
Standard: FSC 1.4.2
The above information shows that the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry strictly monitors imported food to ensure that it meets its food safety standards.
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