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Yu-kyoung Oh, Minister of Food and Drug Safety, stated, "We will do our utmost to create an environment where the public can safely select food products by continuously monitoring online false advertising."
Minister Oh added, "The agency will strengthen routine surveillance against illegal sales and misleading product claims."
The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) announced on September 10 that it identified 20 cases of deceptive online advertisements regarding 'gluten-free' foods.
Violations included 8 cases of false or exaggerated claims such as 'easy to digest,' 6 cases confusing general food with health functional supplements, 5 consumer-deceptive ads, and 1 case claiming disease prevention effects.
The MFDS requested access blocks from the Korea Communications Standards Commission and asked local governments to conduct on-site inspections for repeat offenders.
The agency also plans to collect and test marked gluten-free products to verify whether actual gluten content remains below legal standards (20mg/kg or less).
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Yu-kyoung Oh, Minister of Food and Drug Safety, stated, "We will do our utmost to create an environment where the public can safely select food products by continuously monitoring online false advertising."
Minister Oh added, "The agency will strengthen routine surveillance against illegal sales and misleading product claims."
The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) announced on September 10 that it identified 20 cases of deceptive online advertisements regarding 'gluten-free' foods.
Violations included 8 cases of false or exaggerated claims such as 'easy to digest,' 6 cases confusing general food with health functional supplements, 5 consumer-deceptive ads, and 1 case claiming disease prevention effects.
The MFDS requested access blocks from the Korea Communications Standards Commission and asked local governments to conduct on-site inspections for repeat offenders.
The agency also plans to collect and test marked gluten-free products to verify whether actual gluten content remains below legal standards (20mg/kg or less).
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