SRI LANKA TOXINS
October 1st, 2003
BY SWINEETHA DIAS WICKRAMANAYAKE, in Columbo
THE SRI Lanka government is to introduce legislation requiring confectionary manufacturers and importers to submit samples of products to its national analysis department to detect toxins that may be present. The regulation would force manufacturers to obtain a resulting 'Certificate of Product Approval.'
THE SRI Lanka government is to introduce legislation requiring confectionary manufacturers and importers to submit samples of products to its national analysis department to detect toxins that may be present. The regulation would force manufacturers to obtain a resulting 'Certificate of Product Approval.'
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