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Functional evaluation of health food

NegotiableUpdate on 02/20
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Functional evaluation of health food refers to food that indicates specific health functions. Food that is suitable for specific populations to consume, has the ability to regulate bodily functions, and is not intended for the purpose of treating diseases.
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Functional evaluation of health foodHealth food testing and inspection services

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Inspection Item

Sensory perception and identification

Color, taste, odor, condition, microscopic identification, infrared spectroscopy identification, etc

Testing of functional or characteristic ingredients

Polysaccharides, total triterpenoids, β - carotene, phycocyanin, melatonin, microbial minerals, etc

Physicochemical indicators

Moisture content, total ash content, drying loss, lead, arsenic, mercury, cadmium, nickel, chromium, impurities, etc

Pesticide residue indicators

Hexachlorocyclohexane, DDT, etc

Microbiological Index

Total colony count, coliform bacteria, mold and yeast, Salmonella, etc

Other indicators

Other technical indicators specified in the catalog of raw materials such as broken wall Ganoderma spore powder, spirulina, melatonin, etc






Functional evaluation of health foodThe main difference between health products and food is that health products have certain special functions, such as enhancing immunity, assisting in lowering blood lipids, assisting in lowering blood sugar, assisting in improving memory function... Although health products can play the role of certain drugs, they cannot replace drugs.

Requirements for the test sample

1. The raw material composition of the test sample should be provided, and relevant information on the physical and chemical properties (including chemical structure, purity, stability, etc.) of the test sample should be provided as much as possible.

2. The test sample must be a standardized and standardized product that complies with established formulas, production processes, and quality standards.

3. Provide information on the safety toxicology evaluation of the test sample and the hygiene inspection report. The test sample must be a food that has been confirmed as safe through food safety toxicology evaluation. The samples for functional evaluation must be from the same batch as those for safety toxicology evaluation and hygiene inspection (except for those whose experimental period for safety toxicology evaluation and functional evaluation exceeds the shelf life of the test samples).

4. The names and contents of active ingredients, characteristic ingredients, and nutritional components should be provided.

5. When providing a prohibited drug testing report for the test sample, a prohibited drug testing report for the same batch of samples as the functional evaluation should be submitted.