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The Absence of Authenticity Labels in Agricultural Product Tracking / Warning About Health News on Social Media

Just now October 27, 2026 1 min read 📰 ISNA
📋 Key Takeaway

The Deputy Minister of Health warns against unverified health claims about food products circulating on social media, emphasizing the need for laboratory testing to ensure food safety. The lack of authenticity labels for agricultural products further underscores the importance of improving tracking systems from production to consumption.

Occasionally, claims about the health of food products are published on social media; claims that, according to the Deputy Minister of Health, cannot be judged solely based on the appearance of the products, and the confirmation of food safety requires examination by reference laboratories. This issue, alongside the lack of authenticity labels and the absence of identification for agricultural products, highlights the necessity of strengthening the tracking system of products from farm to table.

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