What are the carcinogens detected in McDonald's fast food bread?

Two days ago, a news aroused everyone's concern. According to a report by an environmental protection organization, the toxic substance PFAS was found in the food packaging of McDonald's. PFAS is a kind of chemicals related to cancer, liver injury, thyroid diseases and developmental problems. Burger King and McDonald's said they were discussing the distribution method with suppliers.

Then, when Chinese people were panicking, McDonald's published a blog post in Weibo, which probably meant that PFASs (perfluoro and polyfluoride compounds) were not added to the food packaging materials used by McDonald's in China, which fully met the relevant national standards. Please rest assured. As for the carcinogens detected by McDonald's, will it affect the future development of McDonald's? In fact, we can take a look at the benchmark. Sudan Red Incident? .

In p>2115, China Yum! Brands made a public statement in Shanghai, saying that its catering brand KFC's food New Orleans roasted wing and New Orleans roasted chicken leg fort seasoning were found to contain? Sudan Red One? Composition. ? Sudan Red One? What is it? Sudan Red One? It is an artificial chemical preparation, and it also shows the characteristics that it may cause cancer in the study of human hepatocytes. Therefore, according to the requirements, China explicitly prohibits the addition of Sudan Red No.1 in food.

let's see how KFC did it at that time. KFC issued a statement:

1. In line with the consistent principle of being responsible for the food safety of consumers, the whole country stopped selling two products, New Orleans roasted wing and New Orleans roasted chicken leg burger, and destroyed all remaining seasonings.

2. Reproduce the seasoning without Sudan red. Resume the sale of roasted wings in New Orleans within one week.

3. Strictly trace the responsibility of the supplier for illegally using Sudan Red (No.1) in seasoning to ensure that such incidents will not happen again. And apologize to the public. Therefore, the toxic substance PFAS was found in McDonald's food packaging, and McDonald's will stop the production of harmful packaging bags in time, and make rectification and apology.