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Liangpinpu denies the addition of cassava flour and claims that the two products have not been delisted and are still being sold normally.
On the evening of November 4th, JPSD responded again to the accusation of falsifying the ingredient list of lotus root powder and sour and spicy powder. The company stated that the lotus root powder mentioned by the blogger was inspected by different testing agencies in June, July, and September 2024, including identification of specific gene components and other multiple tests. The inspection conclusion was that no cassava component was detected. As for the sour and spicy powder mentioned, the company sent it to two different testing agencies for inspection in September and October 2024, and all indicators of the product were qualified. In addition, previous inspection results showed that YAM powder cake contained YAM source components and no corn, wheat, or cassava source components were detected.