Health Claims rejected
New EU regulation EU 155/2014 (19th of february 2014) contains rejected health claims according to krill oil and joints, vitis vinifera and venous blood circulation/swollen legs/diuresis.
New EU regulation EU 155/2014 (19th of february 2014) contains rejected health claims according to krill oil and joints, vitis vinifera and venous blood circulation/swollen legs/diuresis.
EFSA approved infants health claims concerning iodine, iron and vitamin C as well as a claim for fructooligosaccharides (FOS) from inulin and a reduction of post-prandial glycaemic responses (january 2014). For further information visit the EFSA Homepage: www.efsa.europa.eu.
There have been news about the calculation of fees for the juridical order and about the obligations of experts during the annual conference for experts at 30th of November 2013. Engaging an expert, you can be sure that (s)he combines science with conscience. This is also very important for scientific documents about the demarcation of […]
End of july 2013, EFSA authorised new health claims regarding
Food for special medical purposes as tube feeding and special dietary supplements have been the main topics during the annual congress of the German „Diätverband“(28th of June 2013 in Berlin). Well-known experts were speaking about the influence of tube and sip feeding treating and preventing the malnutrition, proven by medical and economic facts.
In future, for […]
11th of june, two important regulatory news have been published from Brussels:
The uncertainty, how dietary foods will be regulated in future, will come to an end. The European Parliament will vote on PARNUTS changes on June 11. The new legislation is supposed to be published in August or September, giving a provisional date for the regulation going live of August or September 2016, because of a […]
Necessary? What about the amounts of vitamins and minerals? An interesting topic, I am discussing with some of my customers.
To market a food supplement in Switzerland, I am just making up the obligatory texts in 3 languages: German, French and Italian.
Please check your label early enough, because the regulation on the provision of food information to consumers will apply from 13 December 2014. I will be happy to give you support in making this adaptation.