Is Melamine Dinnerware Safe

Are "unbreakable" imitation porcelain bowls safe?

  Lighter, more resistant to falling, and more heat-insulating, this beautiful and practical "imitation porcelain bowl" has a chilling title - the death bowl. What's going on?

  Imitation porcelain bowls, also known as melamine tableware, are a type of tableware made of resin that looks similar to ceramics. They are stronger than ceramics, not easy to break, have a smooth surface and rich patterns.

  Melamine tableware is a kind of utensils that are in close contact with food, and its safety has always been the focus of attention of consumers.

  In August 2024, Consumer Report compiled the State Administration for Market Regulation and provincial and municipal market supervision and administration bureaus.

  Quality inspection results of melamine tableware published in the past three years from January 2021 to June 2024.

  The pass rate of random inspections in the past three years is 92.1%.

  The inspection results show that 757 batches of melamine tableware were inspected in the past three years (January 2021 to June 2024), and the overall pass rate was 92.1%.