Are there any requirements for the font size of food names in food labels?

Yes.

China’s food labeling standards stipulate that products are not allowed to use names to confuse the true attributes of food and mislead consumers. For example, the words "orange juice drink" and "yoghurt drink" must use the same font size, and Must be on the same page.

Food labels should use standardized Chinese characters, but do not include registered trademarks. Pinyin or ethnic minority characters can be used simultaneously, but must not be larger than the corresponding Chinese characters. Foreign languages ??can be used at the same time, but they should have a corresponding relationship with Chinese characters (except for the manufacturer and address of imported food, the name, address, and website of foreign distributors). All foreign characters must not be larger than the corresponding Chinese characters (except for foreign registered trademarks).

Extended information

Principles of food labeling

1. All contents of food labels shall not be described or described in a wrong, misleading or deceptive manner. Introduce food.

2. All contents on food labels shall not use directly or indirectly suggestive language, graphics, or symbols that may cause consumers to confuse a food or a certain property of a food with another product.

3. All contents of food labels must comply with national laws and regulations, and comply with corresponding product standards.

4. All contents of food labels must be easy to understand, accurate and scientific.

All content on food labels shall not describe or introduce the food in a wrong, misleading or deceptive manner, nor shall it directly or indirectly cause consumers to misunderstand the food by using suggestive language, graphics or symbols. or a certain property of the food is confused with another product.

Food labeling is an important way to protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers in accordance with the law.

China News Network--China's food labeling standards will be adjusted for the third time and will be implemented on November 1 next year

China Economic Network--Understanding labels for scientific consumption: Interpretation of food labeling regulations

p>