喜茶被送检钠含量与反式脂肪酸含量居首 称符合国标准

Core Insights - The article highlights the detection of trans fats, high sugar, and sodium levels in popular milk tea products from eight major brands, including Heytea and Nayuki [1][2] Group 1: Product Testing Results - Eight popular milk tea brands were tested, revealing sodium content ranging from 100 to 900 mg/kg, with Heytea's product having the highest at 942 mg/kg, translating to approximately 471 mg of sodium per 500ml serving [1] - Five brands, including Heytea, were found to contain trans fats, with Heytea's product showing a trans fat content of 0.113 g/100g, which amounts to about 0.57 grams per 500ml serving [1] - Cholesterol was also detected in the products, with Heytea's milk tea containing 12.1 mg/100g, significantly higher than other tested products [1] Group 2: Company Response and Background - Heytea responded to the findings by referencing a report from the National Food Safety Risk Assessment Expert Committee, indicating that the trans fat levels in their products are within acceptable limits according to national standards [2] - The company operates under Shenzhen Meixi Western Restaurant Management Co., Ltd., established in 2016, with a registered capital of 10 million RMB [2]