无标签瓶装水合规吗

Group 1 - A new label-free bottled water product launched by a supermarket has sparked attention, with mixed opinions on its environmental benefits and market viability [1] - According to the national standard GB 7718-2025, the absence of a label on the bottle does not violate regulations as long as the outer packaging contains complete labeling information [1] - This label-free design is seen as a low-carbon initiative that contributes to sustainable development in the food industry [1] Group 2 - The label-free bottle design has precedents in countries like Japan, aimed at reducing plastic use and facilitating recycling [1] - Currently, PET is the primary material for beverage bottles, and removing labels reduces plastic and ink usage, simplifying the recycling process [1] - The recycling rate for beverage bottles in China is approximately 95%, and label-free bottles will also enter the recycling stream [2] Group 3 - Most recycled PET bottles in China are downgraded for use in products like polyester fabrics and automotive parts, with only a small portion processed into food-grade recycled PET (RPET) for export [2] - There is a need for the establishment of food safety standards for RPET and carbon reduction incentive policies to create a transparent recycling chain [2]