Reporters learned yesterday that the Provincial Food and Drug Administration issued a circular, from April 1, biscuits, cans, condiments and other food production licensing approval will be delegated to the Municipal Food and drug regulatory departments to further promote administrative approval reform.

 

According to the introduction, the administrative approval items for food production under the delegation are mainly biscuits, canned, cocoa and roasted coffee products, starch and starch products, food processed products, instant foods, carbonated beverages (sodas), tea drinks, fruit and vegetable juices, protein drinks, other beverages, tea, frontier sales. Tea and condiments.

 

It is understood that there are 28 categories of food, 96 units, 525 varieties and food additives under the production license management. The approval of administrative licensing is more convenient for enterprises to declare and approve, and it also saves enterprise costs and time. In order to ensure seamless convergence of administrative licensing matters, the Provincial Food and Drug Administration will strengthen supervision, guidance and training of administrative licensing matters, and actively study specific follow-up supervision measures to ensure that standards are not lowered, supervision is not lax, and work is constantly on file.