KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 14 (Bernama) -- Palm oil industry players are advised to review China's edible oil contaminant control standards following their implementation in September, according to the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB).
Palm Oil Industry Urged To Review China's Edible Oil Contaminant Control Standards
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The Malaysian Palm Oil Board urges palm oil producers to review China’s new edible oil contaminant standards, GB 31664-2025, which began enforcement on September 2 and target 3‑MCPDE and GE levels.
- China’s GB 31664-2025 standard, effective from September 2, focuses on reducing 3‑MCPDE and GE in edible oils.
- MPOB director urges Malaysian producers to adapt practices, especially at deodorisation, to meet the new Chinese requirements.
- The standard also requires infant formula manufacturers to review 3‑MCPDE and GE test reports.
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