Synutra's infant formula clears government safety tests
Synutra International, a leading infant formula company in China, has announced that government testing has confirmed that the company's infant formula products are safe and compliant with all government safety standards.
The tests were undertaken after the death of a male infant and the illness of his twin sister in Jiangxi Province. According to the company, the tests revealed that the incidents were both not due to food poisoning or related to food.
Synutra CEO Liang Zhang said the company hopes that the government's swift response and confirmation of the safety of its infant formula products will alleviate the concerns of its consumers and the general public.
"As the government testing results reinforce, Synutra is a company dedicated to producing safe and high quality products to better safeguard the health and nutrition of infants in China," Zhang added.
Synutra International sells its products through its operating subsidiaries under the 'Shengyuan' or 'Synutra' name, together with other complementary brands. It focuses on selling premium infant formula products, which are supplemented by more affordable infant formulas as well as other nutritional products and ingredients.
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