FOOD SUPPLEMENTS – ECJ
April 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EU could have to reform its directive on market approvals for food supplements (2002/46/EC). A formal opinion from a European Court of Justice advocate general has claimed the law breaks EU fair trade treaty commitments by failing to benchmark the addition of new supplements to an approved list.
THE EU could have to reform its directive on market approvals for food supplements (2002/46/EC). A formal opinion from a European Court of Justice advocate general has claimed the law breaks EU fair trade treaty commitments by failing to benchmark the addition of new supplements to an approved list.
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