Packaged milk packaging hidden hidden printing ink or hazardous to health

Ms. Chen, who lives in Chaoyang District, Beijing, drank a bag of milk every morning and used a bite to open the package to drink. It was convenient and quick. But she recently discovered that there are always some printed inks on the mouth and teeth. Will these inks pose a health threat?

Dong Jinshi, secretary general of the International Food Packaging Association, told reporters that the hidden dangers of ink on packages such as milk bags are mostly caused by dyes. As the country does not currently have mandatory regulations, the ink may contain heavy metals such as lead, septa, mercury, etc. Contains aniline substances that may damage the human nervous system, hematopoietic system, and reproductive system. Dong Jinshi pointed out that drinking milk directly from the mouth with the mouth will not only be affected by the ink, but also the bacteria on the packaging bag will be consumed together. Therefore, when drinking milk, try not to let the mouth touch the ink, you can first clean the package, and then use a clean scissors cut it into the cup to drink, in addition to using a straw is also a good choice. When selecting a bagged beverage, carefully observe the packaging: look at the color, the color of the qualified ink is uniform; the smell of the two smells, the normal ink should be odorless;