Reborn PLLA Hydrogel – The Ultimate Mesotherapy Solution for Radiant Skin Mesotherapy is a non-surgical, minimally invasive Skin Rejuvenation Treatment that has been clinically proven to enhance skin quality and restore a youthful glow. Reborn PLLA Hydrogel takes mesotherapy to the next level by addressing seven major skin concerns simultaneously: With its advanced formulation, Reborn PLLA Hydrogel is the ultimate skin booster, restoring lost vitality and delivering a refreshed, youthful, and hydrated look. Experience the power of deep skin renewal with Reborn PLLA and unlock your most radiant skin yet! Reborn Plla Hydrafacial,Acne Dark Spots Removal Plla Hydrogel,Acne Discoloration Treatment Plla Hydrogel Fillers,Reborn Dark Spots Removal Plla Meso Gel Rimless Industry Co.,Ltd. , https://www.rebornplla.com
1. Brightens & Whitens – Enhances skin radiance and evens out skin tone.
2. Deep Hydration & Collagen Boost – Replenishes moisture and stimulates collagen production for improved elasticity.
3. Activates Cell Regeneration – Awakens the skin’s natural renewal process for long-term rejuvenation.
4. Repairs Damaged Skin Cells – Revitalizes and strengthens weakened or aging skin.
5. Minimizes Enlarged Pores – Refines skin texture for a smoother, more even appearance.
6. Reduces Hyperpigmentation – Fades discoloration, dark spots, and uneven pigmentation.
7. Improves Acne Scarring – Helps fill and smooth acne pits for a flawless complexion.
The bar code 8 is the beginning of genetically modified foods? ! - Those things hidden on the package
[China Packaging Network News] Recently, an article titled "The barcode that starts with 8 is genetically modified food" has been circulating online. The Information Times reporter sought confirmation from multiple sources, and the claim was found to be inaccurate. The numbers at the beginning of a barcode represent the country or region of origin rather than the type of product. However, there is currently no mandatory standard for barcodes on products. Additionally, genetically modified foods must be clearly labeled on their packaging, allowing consumers to easily identify whether a product is genetically modified.
Miss Chua, who is responsible for product procurement at a large enterprise in Guangzhou, explained that the first three digits of a barcode indicate the country or region where the product was produced or packaged. For example, "69" typically refers to products made and packaged domestically. A single digit like "8" does not specifically indicate any particular type of product. According to regional code classifications, countries with an "8" prefix include Italy (80–83), Spain (84), the Netherlands (87), and South Korea (88).
It was learned from the Guangzhou Food and Drug Administration that there are currently no specific standards or regulations governing barcodes on food packaging in China. According to national guidelines, there are no strict requirements regarding the presence or absence of barcodes on products. As a result, companies often print barcodes themselves to facilitate internal tracking, identification, and management. "Before, the Security Bureau wanted to implement it, but it was never carried out due to high costs," said Zhang Gang (a pseudonym), a senior engineer in the field of food packaging, in an interview with the Information Times reporter.
Upon consulting the "Administrative Measures for Commodity Barcodes" issued by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, no specific provisions were found regarding the meaning of the first digits of a barcode, nor any rules about barcoding related to genetically modified products.
However, the AQSIQ's "Regulations on the Administration of Food Labeling" require that genetically modified foods or products containing genetically modified ingredients must have a clear Chinese label. If a brand of edible oil uses genetically modified soybeans, this will be clearly stated on the ingredient list: "Soybean oil—processed raw materials are genetically modified soybeans" or "Rapeseed oil—processed raw materials are genetically modified rapeseeds." The barcodes for these products do not start with "8" but with "69."
In conclusion, the idea that a barcode starting with "8" indicates genetically modified food is a misunderstanding. Consumers should rely on the labeling on the packaging rather than the barcode to determine if a product is genetically modified.