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Food regulations in Central & South America

Started by , Jan 06 2009 01:16 AM
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Hello all,

Do you know for central & south america countries follow which government agencies? Codex/FAO/WHO?

We're exporting products to latin america countries and would like to make sure that we declare and use their approved ingredient also labeling compliance with their regulations.

Thank you.
VT
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try looking here - it will propvide requirements for many countries.

http://www.fsis.usda...untry/index.asp
Thank you so much Cathy.
Hi 2779393!
I´m from Guatemala so I´m pretty sure I can answer your question. Latin America uses Codex mostly. I believe this is especially true for South America.
Because of proximity, Central America and the Caribbean also tend to use FDA / USDA guidelines.
Of course, each country has its own regulations, which you could probably find looking at the specific country´s Ministry of Health website.

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