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Decree No. 222 of 1992 based on the Commodities Act Relative to Products for Food Used for Special Nutritional Purposes.

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Type of law
Regulation
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Abstract
This Ministerial Regulation formulates rules relative to food for special nutritional purposes implementing EC Council Directive 89/398/EC). The Directive gives criteria which should be complied with in trade of products for food for special nutritional purposes. Food for special nutritional purposes is defined as food which meets the nutritional needs of: certain categories of persons of which the food assimilation process is disturbed; certain categories of persons who are in such physiological condition that they may expect benefit from the taking in of food of certain substances in food or beverages; of infants who enjoy normal health condition (art. 1). It is forbidden to trade in food for special nutritional purposes which is not conform the rules of this Regulation (art. 2). Introduction on the market of food for special nutritional purposes shall be reported to the Minister by the producer or the importer (art. 4). Articles 6 to 9 contain rules with respect to labelling of such food. (17 articles completed by an Attachment containing a list of categories of food for special nutritional purposes for which specific rules may be issued by the Minister)
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Entry into force notes
For the entry into force please see article 16.
Notes
The enactments specified in articles 13 and 14 are amended.
Repealed
No
Serial Imprint
Staatsblad No. 222, 19 May 1992, pp. 1-15.
Source language

English

Legislation status
in force
Legislation Amendment
No