Blog Post, Regulatory
Glyphosate: EFSA and ECHA update timelines for assessments
The consultations carried out by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and ECHA on the draft assessments of glyphosate attracted an unprecedented number of comments, confirming the high level of interest in this substance. Such a level of public participation underlines the importance of transparency in the evaluation of active substances in the EU.
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Proposal to remove brominated vegetable oil from the List of permitted food additives
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Fermented foods safety guidance: A new resource for public health practitioners
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Coming Into Force of CARM Regulatory Package
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Getting ready to export: Key steps for businesses
Before you can take your products or services to the world and succeed in global markets, you need to prepare properly and ensure that you’re ready to export. The Trade Commissioner Service has prepared a quick guide to help you.
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Interim Order Concerning Natural Health Products Containing Ephedrine or Pseudoephedrine
A person must not sell on a retail basis a natural health product that contains ephedrine or pseudoephedrine.
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