Last week, Bright Dairy's “Little Bright Baby Cheese” product was suspected of adding “milk mineral salt” and it has now been removed for recycling. However, one week later, Mengniu's "Mengniiu Future Star Children's Gourmet Cheese" was exploded and the ingredients showed "milk mineral salt". The product specification indicated the applicable population including children.

What is "milk mineral salt"? Milk mineral salt is a kind of "new resource food". In 2009, it was listed by the Ministry of Health as a new resource food list, but infant foods are prohibited from being added. Dairy expert Wang Dingmian also stated: "Because the newborns have very weak digestive system and kidney function, the country has stringent requirements on the composition of salt in baby products, so milk and mineral salts are not allowed to be added in infant foods. ."

Therefore, these big brands such as Guangming and Mengniu should be “knowing that they can't do it for themselves.” Their explanations can't be shared – “There are no added mineral salts in dairy products.” If this is really the case, I really don't know what ingredients are "miswritten" on the packaging. I do not know what the baby's safety and health as?

In fact, in China, it seems that we are almost accustomed to seeing many things such as cooking oil and dyeing steamed bread. However, it is really chilling for small infants to be so careless. Of course, the government's weak penalties (as can be seen from the handling of bright events) are also an important reason.