Kera vegetable candy test results are available

According to information from the National Institute for Food Safety and Hygiene Control (Ministry of Health), the test results of Kera vegetable candy are now available and have been sent to the Department of Food Safety.

Miss Thuy Tien, TikToker Hang Du Muc (3rd and 4th from left) in an advertisement for a vegetable candy that is causing a stir because its fiber content is too low compared to the advertisement - Illustration photo

After a period of attracting attention on social networks, Kera vegetable candy related to Hang Du Muc and Quang Linh Vlogs and Miss Thuy Tien has had test results.

According to information from the National Institute for Food Safety and Hygiene Control (Ministry of Health) - the unit that received and tested Kera vegetable candy samples sent from authorities in Dak Lak and Ho Chi Minh City.

After receiving the results, the Institute sent them back to the locality where the samples were sent and the Department of Food Safety (Ministry of Health) for reporting. The specific results will be announced by the Department of Food Safety (Ministry of Health).

On March 20, the Food Safety Department (Ministry of Health) announced that it had received the test results of Kera vegetable candy. Initially, according to the test results, the manufacturer's announcement about the content of ingredients in Kera vegetable candy was basically consistent with the test results.

Regarding the specific results of the test samples, the department will have official information as soon as possible.

Kera vegetable candy is produced by Asia Life Joint Stock Company (Dak Lak) under the order of Chi Em Rot Group Joint Stock Company (CER Group) - headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City.

In early March, a consumer sent a sample of Kera candy for fiber content testing. The test results on March 3 showed that in 100g of the product, there was only 0.51g of total fiber, equivalent to the amount of fiber in 1/6 of a banana. With a 96g box of 32 candy pieces, each candy piece contained only 16mg of fiber.

Meanwhile, Kera VietNam Fanpage posted information about the test results of Kera vegetable candy, confirming that 100g of candy contains 0.935% fiber, equivalent to about 0.02992g.

The test result of Inulin fiber (a type of soluble fiber) in the candy is 5.8%, equivalent to about 0.1856g.

As reported by Tuoi Tre Online , the Department of Food Safety - Ministry of Health on the afternoon of March 6 said that it had sent a document to the Department of Food Safety of Ho Chi Minh City and the Department of Health of Dak Lak province to inspect and strictly handle violations related to advertising the food supplement product SUPERGREENS GUMMIES with the name Kera vegetable candy...

The Food Safety Department requested the Ho Chi Minh City Food Safety Department to urgently inspect the operations of Chi Em Rot Group Joint Stock Company (located in Ho Chi Minh City) regarding the production, publication, and advertising conditions of Kera vegetable candy products and strictly handle violations (if any) in accordance with the provisions of law, and at the same time announce the inspection results on the mass media.

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