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GB 2760-2014 specifies the use limits and basis of food additives in various foods, and the substitute tea category is "16.02.02 tea products (including flavored tea and substitute tea)", which means food additives such as stevioside can be added. However, it should be noted that GH/T 1091-2014 stipulates that food additives such as flavor and coloring must not be added.
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Tablet candy is normal food, and according to Article 38 of the "Implementation Regulations of the Food Safety Law", food other than health food shall not be claimed to have health functions. At the same time, SAMR recently released "Notice on the Special Remediation of Foods such as Solid Beverages, Tablets Candy, and Alternative Tea" have similar propaganda terms for alleged disease prevention, treatment and health function claims, such as "slimming".
First of all, the most intuitive way is whether there is a health food logo (Blue Hat) on the product packaging.
Secondly, in terms of product definition, tablet candy is a solid candy made of sugar, syrup (powder), or sweetener as the main ingredient, which is produced through mixing, granulation or non-granulation, compression molding and other related processes; according to the classification of food production license, tablet candy is in the confectionery products, the category number is 1301.