A number of preparations of natural colours from vegetable, insect and algae sources are presently used in various foods, although many of them have not been evaluated in relation to their safety of use. In evaluating the toxicity of food additives the concept of the Acceptable Daily Intake (ADI) has been used to provide an indication of safety for use and to enable regulatory authorities to take adequate legislative measures for their control. This paper will focus on the principles for the safety assessment of food additives, with emphasis on the guidelines that have been established by the Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives and Contaminants (JECFA) for evaluating natural food colours. Recent data on the potential intake of annato e...
Whether we are purchasing fresh vegetables from a market stall, ready meals from the supermarket, ea...
Following a request from the European Commission to the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), the S...
Food colors are classified as natural if they are extracted from vegetal, microbial, animal or miner...
A number of preparations of natural colours from vegetable, insect and algae sources are presently u...
The Potential Weekly Intake (PWI) of artificial food colours by 3-14-year-old children living in the...
The use of food colours is regulated in European legislation by Regulation (EC) № 1333/2008 of the E...
There is a growing interest by both consumers and industry for the development of food products with...
The Joint FAGWHO Expert Committee on Food Additives has evaluated in the past 15 years the acceptabl...
The Potential Weekly Intake (PWI) of artificial food colours by 3-14-year-old children living in the...
Food additives are compounds accepted in the EU for use in foods, for example to improve preservabil...
Evaluation of certain food additives and contaminants Evaluation of certain food additives and conta...
埼玉県越谷市Many food dyes are widely used as food additives in Japan, and many investigations have been p...
The ADI as a tool for risk management and regulation of food additives and pesticide residues is not...
Food additives are defined as substances which aren't consumed alone as food, but are permitted to b...
Worldwide consumers seek most delightful and appealing foodstuffs, at the same time they require saf...
Whether we are purchasing fresh vegetables from a market stall, ready meals from the supermarket, ea...
Following a request from the European Commission to the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), the S...
Food colors are classified as natural if they are extracted from vegetal, microbial, animal or miner...
A number of preparations of natural colours from vegetable, insect and algae sources are presently u...
The Potential Weekly Intake (PWI) of artificial food colours by 3-14-year-old children living in the...
The use of food colours is regulated in European legislation by Regulation (EC) № 1333/2008 of the E...
There is a growing interest by both consumers and industry for the development of food products with...
The Joint FAGWHO Expert Committee on Food Additives has evaluated in the past 15 years the acceptabl...
The Potential Weekly Intake (PWI) of artificial food colours by 3-14-year-old children living in the...
Food additives are compounds accepted in the EU for use in foods, for example to improve preservabil...
Evaluation of certain food additives and contaminants Evaluation of certain food additives and conta...
埼玉県越谷市Many food dyes are widely used as food additives in Japan, and many investigations have been p...
The ADI as a tool for risk management and regulation of food additives and pesticide residues is not...
Food additives are defined as substances which aren't consumed alone as food, but are permitted to b...
Worldwide consumers seek most delightful and appealing foodstuffs, at the same time they require saf...
Whether we are purchasing fresh vegetables from a market stall, ready meals from the supermarket, ea...
Following a request from the European Commission to the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), the S...
Food colors are classified as natural if they are extracted from vegetal, microbial, animal or miner...