[Four departments announced the results of the investigation into the formamide issue in infant diapers] On October 15th, the State Administration for Market Regulation, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the National Health Commission, and the National Administration of Disease Control and Prevention established a joint investigation team to address the issue of formamide in infant diapers reported by public opinion. They adhered to the principle of seeking truth from facts, carefully verified clues, and went to multiple places to conduct on-site investigation verification and research demonstration, and carried out comprehensive and in-depth investigation work. At present, the investigation work has been completed, and the investigation status is now reported as follows: Supervisory sampling inspection of infant diaper products. After the public opinion broke out, the State Administration of Disease Control and Prevention organized local disease control departments to conduct comprehensive random inspections of all 168 domestic infant diaper manufacturers (including OEM companies). A total of 368 batches of finished diaper samples of 180 brands were inspected, and authoritative testing institutions such as the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the China Academy of Quality Inspection and Testing were entrusted to conduct testing. At the same time, 32 batches of site-specific inspections were carried out on key parts such as waist circumference and hook-and-loop fasteners of some key brands of infant diapers. According to the test results, no formamide was detected in 368 batches of finished product samples and 32 batches of partial samples. Conduct on-site inspections of infant diaper manufacturers. After the public opinion broke out, the State Administration for Disease Control and Prevention immediately deployed local disease control departments to conduct on-site supervision and inspection of all 168 infant diaper manufacturers (including OEM companies). Judging from the inspection results, the inspected enterprises complied with the hygienic standards for disinfection product manufacturers, and no formamide was found to be added or contained in the production process and raw materials.