Mandatory labeling for artificially marbled meat
Taiwan
Mar 21, 2022
Taiwan's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that artificially marbled meat must be properly labeled as of July 1. From July, artificially marbled meat products must be clearly labeled in Chinese, with warnings indicating that they should be consumed fully cooked. The rule applies to both marketed products and those offered in restaurants.
For further information (in Chinese), click on the Link
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