Weilong Konjac Shuang’s raw material contained excessive sulfur dioxide and was intercepted and returned by Qingdao Customs

Recently, it has been reported that the sulfur dioxide content of the raw material imported from Indonesia for China's Weilong Konjac Shuang exceeds the standard. (File photo)

Konjac powder produced by Chinese food manufacturer "Weilong" is also sold in Taiwan. However, it has recently been reported that the raw material "konjac powder (konjac powder)" imported by Weilong from Indonesia has excessive sulfur dioxide. Weilong emphasized that the goods have been returned.

According to Chinese media reports, the Import and Export Food Safety Bureau of the General Administration of Customs of China recently released information on food and cosmetics that are not allowed to enter the country in July. It can be seen that 162 tons of konjac powder purchased by "Henan Weilong Food Enterprise E-commerce Development Co., Ltd." from Indonesia was intercepted by Qingdao Customs due to excessive sulfur dioxide.

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In this regard, Weilong stated that this batch of raw materials was randomly inspected at the customs port and found that it did not meet the national food safety import standards. It has been returned in accordance with regulations and has not been used in any commercially available Weilong products. However, some Chinese netizens suspected that there may have been substandard raw materials that were not detected in random inspections in the past, and called on the authorities to inspect the snacks sold by Weilong.

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