TREE NEWS update: China’s State Administration for Market Regulation published four recommended national standards covering broken-cell-wall Ganoderma spore powder, melatonin, coenzyme Q10 and spirulina as health food ingredients. The standards aim to tighten quality control of raw materials and safeguard product safety, the regulator said.
China Releases First National Standards for Melatonin, CoQ10 and Two Other Health Food Ingredients
The significance here is regulatory rather than market-driven: national ingredient standards for melatonin, CoQ10, Ganoderma spore powder and spirulina give Chinese health-food producers a unified quality baseline, which favors larger, compliance-ready manufacturers over smaller ones. It also matters for cross-border trade, since standardized raw materials make Chinese-sourced ingredients easier to qualify in export markets. The open question is whether recommended standards become mandatory, and how quickly domestic supply chains consolidate around them.
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