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Under what circumstances is an ingredient list not required?

Started by , Mar 23 2011 06:15 PM
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Hi everyone,

here is my question please share your comments.
What is minimum size/weight of prepacked food which is exempted from declaring list of ingredients.

Regards

Martinblue
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Food prepacked for direct sale is exempt from most lableling requrements it is defined in regulation 2
I believe the answer you are seeking is on the Food Standards Agency website which is for UK.

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Ajay
Thanks everyone for sharing. please keep it up.

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Martinblue
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