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This paper reviews the use, regulation and testing of food additives in the UK. Comparisons are drawn with other industrialized countries. In particular, the reasons (both explicit and implicit) for the use of additives are examined and the institutional mechanisms for their control are described....
The UK retains Regulation (EC) No. 282/2008 for recycled plastic in food packaging. The Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs oversees these regulations. The allowed recycled content and fees vary depending on the material and application. Testing and certification by accredited labora...
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each food additive has its own, standardised, code. This code is consistent with the International Numbering System (INS) and comprises the letter “E” and three or four digits. There are several food additive classifications. One is based on the regulation and differentiates between colours (ap...
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imports of foodstuffs into EU countries must carry a Health Certificate. Packaged foodstuffs must also comply with EU food labelling, additive, flavouring and packaging legislation. New regulations controlling the types of materials that are likely to come into contact with foods, as well as their ...