IKEA China is facing increased regulatory scrutiny after paper baking cups were found to contain excessive levels of melamine. The Food and Drug Administration (食藥署) discovered the issue with imported products and is now implementing 100% batch-by-batch inspections. The contamination level was reportedly seven times the permitted standard. This discovery prompts concerns regarding product safety and quality control within IKEA’s supply chain in China. Authorities are responding swiftly to ensure consumer protection and prevent further circulation of the affected baking cups. The incident highlights the importance of rigorous testing and oversight of imported food contact materials in Taiwan. Further investigations are underway to determine the extent of the contamination and identify potential sources.