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In this era of precision nutrition, understanding the “numbers game” behind food labels is practically a must for anyone into fitness, mindful eating, or managing chronic conditions. However, Taiwan’s regulations require eight key nutritional labels, which are often broken down into “per serving” and “per 100 grams”—making calculations a real headache. To save you the hassle of fiddling with a calculator, we’re recommending a super-handy online tool today: ▶ Eight Major Nutritional Labeling Conversion Tool 👉 https://atmtesting.github.io/Nchange/ What Are the “Eight Essential Nutrition Labels”? According to regulations from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) under the Ministry of Health and Welfare, all packaged foods must clearly display the following eight pieces of information: ① Total Calories This is the number
This forum brought together regulatory authorities, academia, and third-party testing organizations to address the real challenges of implementing the PIF, from a regulatory perspective to practical applications, and to work alongside direct-selling cosmetics companies to tackle these challenges head-on⚔️ At the forum, the following questions were key concerns raised by nearly every company🤯 Q: After the Safety Assessor (SA) completes and signs the safety assessment, what else does the brand need to do? 👉 The SA’s signature signifies that the safety assessment has been completed based on #existing data. When a brand decides to adopt this report, it effectively signifies #acceptance and endorsement of the report’s contents. ✔️ Therefore, we recommend that after the report is finalized, if
ATM will co-host the #PIF Practical Decision-Making Forum in March Based on real-world scenarios in the direct sales channel Bringing together regulatory authorities, academia, and third-party testing organizations To help industry professionals clarify key regulatory requirements, identify critical risks And develop actionable response strategies With the official implementation of the “Cosmetics Hygiene and Safety Management Act,” the Product Information File (PIF) has become a prerequisite for the pre-market launch of cosmetics. For direct sales channels, where product updates are rapid and product portfolios are complex, the impact of the PIF extends far beyond mere documentation— it directly influences the pace of new product launches and overall product strategy. Key topics of this forum include: The spirit of the
With the revision of the “Cosmetics Hygiene and Safety Management Act,” Taiwan’s cosmetics industry has officially entered the era of the “Product Information File (PIF).” For many brand owners and manufacturers, transitioning from the old filing system to the high-standard PIF framework is not only a challenge in terms of regulatory compliance but also critical to the successful market launch of their products. As your professional testing partner in regulatory compliance, we have specifically focused on the core elements and implementation timeline of PIF development to help you stay firmly grounded amidst the regulatory changes. I. What is a PIF? Why is it essential to act now? In the past, placing cosmetics on the market might have involved a simple
The PIF is no longer just a document—it’s a critical factor in determining whether your product can successfully enter the market! ATM Aitmeng teams up with leading experts to help you master the latest strategies for PIF regulations Are you facing these challenges? Applications being rejected? Delays in product launch? Deficiencies discovered during spot checks, potentially leading to fines? Buyers requesting product safety data, but you can’t provide complete documentation? Focus on mastering the new PIF regulations and market trends ATM partners with experts to provide one-stop integrated services and answer your questions: ● Analysis of the latest PIF regulations: Core compliance points and risk management ● Data Management Strategies: Efficiently organizing formulations, test reports, and safety assessment reports ●
The Department of Bio-industry Communication and Development at National Taiwan University (NTU) is dedicated to cultivating professionals in agricultural marketing and communication, as well as the sustainable development of rural communities. Meanwhile, ATM, a brand specializing in food, agriculture, and biotechnology testing services, has made outstanding contributions in the fields of food safety and socio-ecological sustainability. The close connection between these two organizations made this visit particularly meaningful. During the visit on May 17, EMBA alumni from NTU’s Department of Bio-industry Communication and Development participated enthusiastically, sharing their unique insights and experiences. The event featured lively discussions filled with laughter and the exchange of ideas. These interactions not only deepened mutual understanding but also laid the groundwork for future collaboration
On May 17, HealthTake and Hoste visited ATM. The event included an introduction to ATM, a food safety seminar, and a laboratory tour. The two parties engaged in in-depth professional discussions, laying the groundwork for future collaboration. As an expert in health food ingredients, Hoste specializes in the import and export of raw materials and leverages years of clinical experience to assist clients with product development and consulting. The purpose of HeSute’s visit was to strengthen cooperation and exchange with ATM in the field of health food safety. Notably, HeSute also operates its own laboratory, and during the tour, both parties engaged in in-depth professional discussions, exchanging valuable experiences and insights. We look forward to more opportunities for collaboration with
ATM and CB Covalent Bond, serving as a strong backbone for agricultural enterprises, have joined forces to ensure the successful launch of high-quality products. This joint exhibition not only showcases both companies’ expertise in agricultural product testing and smart agricultural system integration but also embodies their spirit of quiet dedication and collaborative development. ATM Aitmeng specializes in testing services for agricultural products, food, cosmetics, traditional Chinese and Western medicines, daily necessities, and health supplements, with the goal of becoming the leading brand among local laboratories in Taiwan. At the “Enduring Legacy” exhibition, the company demonstrated how it helps clients focus on product manufacturing and enhance competitiveness by providing end-to-end services, including testing, traceability, product packaging, and marketing promotion. This exhibition
Looking at the development trajectories of leading cities worldwide, the parallel advancement of economic growth and food safety has become a major trend. To prepare for this future trend, the Department of Food Nutrition and Health Biotechnology at Asia University and ATM have actively promoted industry-academia collaboration, aiming to cultivate more professionally skilled inspectors to safeguard future food safety. Led by Professor Jiang Yu-Zheng, faculty and students from Asia University’s Department of Health Sciences visited ATM to foster students’ interest in the field of food testing. The event featured interactive activities such as food safety lectures, laboratory tours, and game-based challenges, allowing students to gain a deeper understanding of food testing through hands-on engagement. The participating students not only demonstrated