Standard No.:	GB 10767-2010
English Name:	National food safety standard Older infants and young children formula
Chinese Name:	食品安全国家标准 较大婴儿和幼儿配方食品
Chinese Classification:	X82    Children foods
Professional Classification:	GB    National Standard
Issued by:	Ministry of Health
Issued on:	2010-03-26
Implemented on:	2011-4-1
Status:	superseded
Superseded by:	GB 10767-201X National Food Safety Standard - Older Infants and Young Children Formula (Draft for Comment) GB 10766-201X National Food Safety Standard Older Infants and Young Children Formula (Draft for Comment) GB 10767-2021 National food safety standard - Young Children Formula GB 10766-2021 National food safety standard - Older infants formula
Superseded on:	2023-2-22
Superseding:	GB 10769-1997 Foods for infants and young children; Formulated weaning foods GB 10770-1997 Foods for infant and young children; weaning supplementary food
Language:	English
File Format:	PDF
Word Count:	2000 words
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1. Scope This national standard is applicable to the older infants and young children formula. 2. Normative Reference The application of the normative reference used in this national standard is absolutely necessarily. For dated reference, subsequent amendments to, or revisions of, any of these publications do not apply. As for undated references, the latest edition (including all amendments) of the normative document referred to applies. 3. Terms and Definitions 3.1 older infants It means 6 to 12-months-old baby. 3.2 young children It means 12 to 36-months-old baby. 3.3 older infants and young children formula The liquid or powdered product which is only produced in physical method by taking the milk and lactoprotein product and/or soybean and soybean protein product as the main raw material and adding vitamin, mineral substance and/or other auxiliary materials in appropriate amount. This product is applicable to the older infants and young children with table purpose, the nutrient contents may meet the partial nutritional needs for normal older infants and young children.