Yongan Pharmaceutical: The United States, Japan and other countries have stipulated that taurine must be added to infant food

Tonghuashun (300033) Financial Research Center on June 9, some investors asked Yongan Pharmaceutical (002365), Hello Board Secretary, can you introduce the benefits of taurine for infants and young children? From the information that can be found, it is known that "in order to ensure the healthy growth of infants and young children in the United States, Japan and other countries, they have long clearly stipulated that the content of taurine in infant dairy products must not be less than 0.16mg/100mL." Taurine was added to certain nutritional supplements sold in Japan as early as the 1970s. They also incorporate it into beverages, compound monosodium glutamate, soy products, and dairy products. In Japan, taurine is not included in children's food and is not allowed to be sold on the market. Is this statement on the Internet accurate?

The company replied, Hello, thank you for your attention! Taurine is an amino acid with a variety of physiological functions in the human body and plays an important role in the human body. It can promote brain tissue, intelligence and retinal development in infants and young children. In foreign countries, taurine has been widely concerned and used in food, beverage and other industries, and the United States, Japan and other countries have stipulated that taurine must be added to infant food.

This article originated from the Flush Financial Research Center