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    The FSA in the UK has sought advice on spore shells as a new food ingredient

    • Last Update: 2021-02-03
    • Source: Internet
    • Author: User
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    According
    the
    Food Standards Agency (
    FSA
    )



    , 2014, the Food Standards Agency (BSA) sought advice on spore shells as a new
    food ingredient
    until

    May
    ,
    10 2014.The
    ,000
    companies have applied to the agency for approval of the substance as a new food ingredient. The spore shell comes from the plant horsetail
    (
    Lycopos Lycopodium clavatum
    ), which is produced by removing the spores.Sporomex
    to use spore shells for food supplements, bread products, breakfast cereals, dairy and dairy substitutes, special medical-purpose foods, etc.
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