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Sea Transport Regulation (EU) 579/2014 FEDIOL Code of Practice and List of Foodstuffs |
Derogation for sea transport of oils and fats CoP for the transport in bulk of oils into or within the European Union (Oils and fats which are to be (or likely to be) used for human consumption) |
Verpakkingsmaterialenverordening 1935/2004 | Requirements for materials and objects (packages) that are intended to come into contact with foodstuffs. Click here for further background information regarding packaging. |
Verordening (EU) 1895/2005 | Harmonization of rules for the admission of plastic materials and articles intended to come into contact with foodstuffs which are already in contact with food or which may be expected to occur. |
Controls the limitation of the use of certain epoxy derivatives in materials and articles intended to come into contact with foodstuffs. | |
Verordening (EU) 450/2009 | Special requirements for active and intelligent materials and objects. |
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Codex Code of Practice for Storage and Transport of edible fats and oils in Bulk rev. 2011 | Good practices for storage and transport of vegetable oils and fats |
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Obligation for all food businesses to apply HACCP
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Obligation for all feed businesses to apply HACCP |
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Recommends food businesses to follow HACCP principles |
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Rules for authorities when they verify compliance with feed and food law |
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Increased level of official controls food and feed import (non-animal origin) is regulated by Regulation 669/2009/EC Annex I of this regulation has been amended with Regulation (EU) 2017/1142. |
Implementation of article 15.5 of 882/2004/EC |
Regulation (EC) No 767/2009 sets rules on the placing and use of feed.
The objective of this Regulation is to harmonise the conditions for the placing on the market and the use of feed, in order to ensure a high level of feed safety and thus a high level of protection of public health, as well as to provide adequate information for users and consumers and to strengthen the effective functioning of the internal market.
To assist feed business operators in registering their feed materials as required, the EC developed the catalogue of feed materials (Regulation 68/2013). This regulation has been strongly amended by Regulation (EU) 2017/1017.