UK: Magnolia officinalis extract as a new food ingredient
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Last Update: 2010-07-01
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Source: Internet
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Author: User
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William Wrigley of the United States recently applied to the British Food Safety Agency for approval of Magnolia officinalis extract as a new food ingredient In this regard, the Advisory Committee (acnfp) of the UK food safety agency has drawn up a draft on this issue and asked for public opinions Because Magnolia officinalis has the effect of refreshing the oral air, the company wants to add the ingredient to chewing gum and limited edition mints It is understood that new food must undergo strict safety testing before entering the EU market In the UK, acnfp is responsible for new food testing New food refers to a kind of food or food raw material that has not been circulated and sold within the EU before May 15, 1997 Magnolia officinalis extract is a kind of substance extracted from Magnolia officinalis, which grows in some mountainous areas of China and is used as a herbal medicine in traditional medicine.
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