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Europe’s complex regulatory process for food supplements

4th December 2007

A workshop is being held to help companies get to grips with Europe’s complex regulatory process for food supplements, which will help clarify where EU-wide rules end and Member State laws begin.

The event is being arranged by consultancy group the European Advisory Service (EAS). It aims to advice businesses on how to develop strategies which will enable them to launch in different countries in the European market.

At the moment Member States differ radically on some important aspects in the supplement and fortified foods arena which is being harmonised by EU law.

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food safety news, Product Conformity, EU Directives news, food safety, EU, food, EU legislation, business assurance

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