| The Centre for Food Safety (CFS) announced today (June 13) the test results of samples of food and drinks produced in Taiwan. Among them, one sample of a sports drink was found to contain plasticiser Dibutyl phthalate (DBP) at a level of 0.97 ppm, exceeding the Specific Migration Limit (i.e. 0.3 ppm) for food contact materials of the European Union. The CFS announced that it would prohibit from noon tomorrow (June 14) import and supply of DrinkaZine Energy Watt Sports Drink, as shown in the photo, in Hong Kong. |
