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GB 10767-2010: PDF in English GB 10767-2010
GB
NATIONAL STANDARD
OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
National Food Safety Standard
Older Infants and Young Children Formula
ISSUED ON. MARCH 26, 2010
IMPLEMENTED ON. APRIL 1, 2010
Issued by. Ministry of Health of the People’s Republic of China
Table of Contents
Foreword ... 3
1 Scope ... 4
2 Normative references ... 4
3 Terms and Definitions ... 4
4 Technical requirements ... 4
5 Others ... 8
Foreword
This Standard corresponds to Codex Stan 156-1987 (Amendment 1989) Codex Standard for Follow-
up Infant Formulas of Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC). The consistent degree between this
Standard and Codex Stan 156-1987 is not equivalent. This Standard refers to Chinese Dietary
Reference Intakes compiled by Chinese Nutrition Society in 2000.
This Standard replaces GB 10767-1997 General Technical Requirements of Infant Formula,
Follow-up Formula and Supplementary Foods for Infants and Young Children, GB 10769-1997
Complementary Foods for Infants and Young Children during Ablactation and GB 10770-1997
Supplementary Foods for Infants and Young Children during Ablactation, and their amendments.
Compared with GB 10767-1997, GB 10769-1997 and GB 10770-1997, the main changes in this
Standard are as follows.
-- Integrate the above three standards into one standard. Change the name of the standard to
Older Infants and Young Children Formula; and
-- Modify some articles in the standards.
The previous editions replaced by this Standard are as follows.
-- GB 10767-1997;
-- GB 10769-1989, GB 10769-1997; and
-- GB 10770-1989, and GB 10770-1997.
National Food Safety Standard
Older Infants and Young Children Formula
1 Scope
This Standard is applicable to older infants and young children formula.
2 Normative references
Documents referenced in this Standard are indispensable for application of this Standard.
For dated references, only the dated edition is applicable to this Standard. For undated
references, the latest edition (including all amendments) is applicable to this Standard.
3 Terms and Definitions
3.1 Older infants
6 - 12 months old children.
3.2 Young children
12 - 36 months old children.
3.3 Older infants and young children formula
It refers to the liquid or powdered products that are made mainly from milk and milk
protein and/or soybean and soybean protein products, with addition of proper amount of
vitamins, mineral substances and/or other ingredients, and produced and processed by
physical methods only, suitable for older infants and young children. Their nutritional
ingredients can meet partial nutritional requirements of normal older infants and young
children.
4 Technical requirements
4.1 Requirements for raw materials
Raw materials used in the products shall conform to relevant safety standards and/or
related provisions. It shall ensure the safety of older infants and young children and satisfy
nutritional requirements. It shall not use substances harmful to nutrition and health of older
infants and young children.
Hydrogenated oil and fat shall not be used.
Radiation-treated raw materials and supplementary ingredients shall not be used.
4.2 Sensory requirements. It shall comply with the provisions in Table 1.
Items
Sampling plan a and limit (in CFU/g or
CFU/mL unless otherwise specified) Test method
n c m M
Aerobic bacterial countb 5 2 1 000 10 000 GB 4789.2
Coliform group 5 2 10 100 GB 4789.3 plate count method
Salmonella 5 0 0/25 g - GB 4789.4
a Samples shall be analyzed and processed in accordance with GB 4789.1 and GB 4789.18.
b It is not applicable to products to which the active strains (aerobic and facultative anaerobic probiotics) are
added [viable count of active probiotics in products shall not be less than 106 CFU/g (mL)].
4.9 Food additives and nutritional fortification substances
4.9.1 Quality of food additives and nutritional fortification substances shall conform to relevant
safety standards and related provisions.
4.9.2 Use of food additives and nutritional fortification substances shall conform to the
provisions of GB 2760 and GB 14880.
4.10 Urease activity. Urease activity in products containing soybean shall conform to the
provisions of Table 10.
Table 10 Requirements for urease activity
Item Index Test method
Qualitative determination of urease activity Negative GB/T 5413.31a
a The sampling size of liquid products shall be converted and based on content of dry substances.
5 Others
5.1 Label
5.1.1 Product labels shall be in accordance with the provisions of GB 13432. Content “per 100
kJ” shall be added to the content labels of nutrients and optional ingredients.
5.1.2 Labels shall clearly indicate categories of products, attribute (e.g. milk-based and/or
soybean-based products and product status) and applicable age of older infant formula or
older infant and young children formula. Older infant formula shall be labelled with “It
shall compatibly add supplementary foods”.
5.2 Instructions for use
5.2.1 Use and preparation guidance and illustrations as well as storage conditions of products
shall be clearly stated on the labels. Illustrations may not be marked when the maximum
surface area of packages is less than 100 cm2 or the product weight is less than 100 g.
5.2.2 Guidance shall give warning explanation on health hazards caused by improper preparation
and use.
5.3 Package
Carbon dioxide and (or) nitrogen at food grade or those whose purity is not less than
99.9% can be used as a packaging medium.
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