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The official website of the Macau Government published an article this evening stating that various departments have jointly followed up on the “Royal Mezuli No. 1” infant formula lead exceeding the standard. At the same time, a total of 13 samples of the brand No. 1-4 were tested. There were no abnormalities in the heavy metal lead tests. The Health Bureau has set up a green channel for pediatric emergency care. There are no lead poisoning emergencies for all patients seeking medical treatment. On July 25, the Macau Special Administrative Region Government website published news that Royal Mezuli No. 1 milk powder had been found to contain excessive lead. In response to the Fitzland announcement, Fitzland Hong Kong Co., Ltd. confirmed and tested the same batch of products in an authoritative third-party laboratory. The final test results and conclusions were that the lead content of the products did not exceed the standard. The test results were <0.007 mg/kg, and the Macau Food Safety Standard was <0.02 mg/kg.
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The official website of the Macau Government published an article this evening stating that various departments have jointly followed up on the “Royal Mezuli No. 1” infant formula lead exceeding the standard. At the same time, a total of 13 samples of the brand No. 1-4 were tested. There were no abnormalities in the heavy metal lead tests. The Health Bureau has set up a green channel for pediatric emergency care. There are no lead poisoning emergencies for all patients seeking medical treatment. On July 25, the Macau Special Administrative Region Government website published news that Royal Mezuli No. 1 milk powder had been found to contain excessive lead. In response to the Fitzland announcement, Fitzland Hong Kong Co., Ltd. confirmed and tested the same batch of products in an authoritative third-party laboratory. The final test results and conclusions were that the lead content of the products did not exceed the standard. The test results were <0.007 mg/kg, and the Macau Food Safety Standard was <0.02 mg/kg.
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