
Wei Jen-ting
Wei Jen-ting is the Director of the FDA Southern Center and was recently in the news for announcing that multiple batches of imported strawberries from Japan and roses from Iran failed pesticide residue tests, highlighting concerns regarding food safety and regulatory compliance.
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Wei Jen-ting, head of the FDA’s Southern Center, said tests showed that oil produced from soybeans imported from Brazil was more likely to contain benzopyrene.
Cooking oil investigation releases initial findings
Wei Jen-ting is the head of the FDA’s southern management center.
Nearly 4,000 kg of tainted intestines sold: FDA
Wei Jen-ting, head of the FDA's southern management center, said the inspection team instructed local health authorities to remove the tainted products from the market.
Bleached intestine firm’s manager released on bail
Wei Jen-ting is the FDA Southern Center Director who reported on the non-compliant products.
82 of 877 tested farm products non-compliant for pesticides: FDA