NETHERLANDS VITAMINS
December 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE DUTCH government has been told by the European Court of Justice to scrap rules insisting exporters from other European Union (EU) member countries wanting to sell foodstuffs with additional vitamins or mineral salts first prove they meet a "nutritional need" and do not risk public health.
THE DUTCH government has been told by the European Court of Justice to scrap rules insisting exporters from other European Union (EU) member countries wanting to sell foodstuffs with additional vitamins or mineral salts first prove they meet a "nutritional need" and do not risk public health.
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