《欧洲食品安全局-- 自 2002 年,致力于确保欧洲的食品安全》

  • 来源专题:食物与营养
  • 编译者: 潘淑春
  • 发布时间:2015-02-11
  • Under EU legislation in the food and feed areas, EFSA is required to operate under different regulatory frameworks with separate data requirements. Two EFSA Scientific Panels have concluded that the colour Patent Blue V (E 131) is not a safety concern at current use levels whilst ensuring consistency in the consideration of the available scientific information within these fields.

    “Energy” drinks report published

    EFSA has published a report on a commissioned study that for the first time collates data on the consumption of “energy” drinks at European level for specific population groups, including children and adolescents. The study also estimates consumers’ exposure, through both acute and chronic consumption, to some active ingredients found in “energy” drinks.

    Work Plan 2013 published for a busy year ahead

    EFSA has a full programme of activities in 2013 reflecting its broad remit to protect consumers, animals and the environment while supporting innovation in the agri-food sector. Demand for scientific advice will remain high this year, with approximately 690 scientific outputs, including key work on bee health and pesticides, bisphenol A and aspartame to name a few.

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    • 编译者:潘淑春
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