Nothing is for certain in a country like China, where the Communist party rules but is not accountable to citizens. But looking in from the outside I reckon the likelihood of Neurio being banned anytime is next to nil.
People need to eat, feed their children, look after their families, etc. What would be the point of banning Neurio if the products are popular? Denying the masses their choice of food might only discourage them from supporting the government.
Very glad we have Chinese dudes running the company though. They will always have a closer view and understanding of any developments in that regard.
IMO
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