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China's pre-made food boom sparks trust issues over labeling, freshness, and authenticity, urging clearer regulations.
The rising use of pre-made dishes in China, fueled by industrial kitchens and delivery platforms, has raised concerns about transparency and trust.
Consumers increasingly value freshness and traditional preparation, but unclear labeling and inconsistent definitions of pre-made foods create confusion.
While the industry sees these meals as efficient standard offerings, many consumers view them as less authentic.
Experts recommend broad, existing food safety standards—like those for packaged goods—over rigid, dish-specific rules, emphasizing process transparency in labeling.
Government support for the sector continues, but aligning regulations with public expectations remains key to balancing innovation, safety, and cultural values.
El auge de los alimentos prefabricados de China despierta problemas de confianza sobre el etiquetado, la frescura y la autenticidad, instando a regulaciones más claras.