VITAMINS DIRECTIVE
May 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
EU manufacturers of vitamin and mineral-enriched foods should include recommended daily intakes of added substances on product labels, the European Parliament's food safety committee has suggested. It wants to amend a proposed regulation on vitamins and minerals in food listing more than 100 vitamin and mineral substances that can be added.
EU manufacturers of vitamin and mineral-enriched foods should include recommended daily intakes of added substances on product labels, the European Parliament's food safety committee has suggested. It wants to amend a proposed regulation on vitamins and minerals in food listing more than 100 vitamin and mineral substances that can be added.
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