Food safety first: China issues guidelines for near-expired foods after anti-waste law boosts sales

By Pearly Neo

02-Nov-2021 - Last updated on 02-Nov-2021 at 03:44 GMT

The Chinese government has published formal food safety and consumption guidelines for products nearing their expiry dates, after a recently-implemented anti-food waste law increased sales.

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