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Should water be included on the ingredients of biscuits and cookies?

Started by , Dec 27 2019 07:35 AM
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Dear All,

 

Good day for you of all.

 

Can any body let me know if, according to new food labelliing regulation of Canada, is water need to include to the ingredient list of biscuits and Cookies?

 

Thank you!

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Good day, here in South Africa yes you have to list water as an ingredient.

I strongly believe in Canada for your new law yes

Dear All,

 

Good day for you of all.

 

Can any body let me know if, according to new food labelliing regulation of Canada, is water need to include to the ingredient list of biscuits and Cookies?

 

Thank you!

 

 
Each component must be mentioned in the final product and is mentioned in the link below(CXS 1-1985)

 

http://www.fao.org/f...t-standards/ar/


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