【Introduction】

Nowadays prepackaged foods, from home and abroad, have occupied a large part of Chinese people’s daily diet. With the booming of the Internet, the E-shopping is rapidly changing the purchasing habits of Chinese resident at present, who tend more to try new flavored and exotic prepackaged food. In this situation GACC and local authority are sparing more efforts on making sure the products are in full compliance with Chinese market during the import process.

Questions like how we can export the prepackaged food to China? I want to export my products to China, can you help to register our company? What are the regulations we need to follow? Can I mark this on the label? etc., come to us more and more often. It becomes a big challenge for exporting enterprises and traders to know all this at one time, especially for the companies exporting the first time, they may encounter more problems.

In our next Foresight series webinar, we will introduce some information in different aspects: Overview of imported food safety management in China, case study and Q&A. List the points you need to focus and info you need to know ahead of time, give you a detail explanation through the case study. We hope this webinar may give you an idea of how to export prepackaged food safe and secure to China.

【Language】 

English

【Time】 

【Main Content】 

- 1. Overview of imported food safety management in China

- 2. Case study.

- 3. Q&A

【Speaker】 

Evelyn Ma——Senior Regulatory Analyst

Graduated from the University of Birmingham with a Master Degree in Food Safety, Hygiene and Management. She has been engaged in the research of food standards and regulations for many years, has rich experience in the field of import and export food compliance evaluation and infant formula registration, has provided legal and technical support for global well-known enterprises, and provided export guidance reports for foreign official competent authorities.

【Login】 

Scan the QR code to Register  

【Record link】
Click [Webinar Video] to watch the video recording of the webinar