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Posted Today, 05:00 PM

Is dietary ingredients fall Food Sector Category 31 in SQF (not finished dietary supplement) or FSC 19 (Food ingredient). We don’t made finished dietary supplement but we make blend. Could you please explain? To me it is bit confusing for some ingredients.

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FSC# 19  Production of
Bio-chemicals or
Bio-cultures used
as Food Ingredients
or Processing Aids
in Food Production
 
 
FSC# 31 
: Production of
Bio-chemicals or
Bio-cultures used
as Food Ingredients
or Processing Aids
in Food Production

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Posted Today, 05:24 PM

FSC 31 - Dietary Supplements Manufacturing

  • Applies To: Manufacture, blending, packaging, and on-site storage of dietary supplements.

  • Example Product: Vitamins, probiotics, natural health products, protein blends, and label supplements.

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FSC 19 - Food Ingredient Manufacturing
Applies to the processing, blending, re-packaging, and on-site storage of dry food ingredients, cultures, and yeast, but does not include dairy products, fermented meats, or other fermented products mentioned elsewhere.
Example of Products: Includes starter cultures used in cheese, yogurt, and wine manufacture and cultures used in the baking industry and other products used for the preservation of foods. Other additional products include additives, preservatives, flavorings, colorings, soup mixes, sauces, dehydrated culinary products, salt, sugar, spices, and other condiments. Applies to dried tea and coffee products.
 
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From the info you provided it appears that 31 would apply even though you are not manufacturing - technically speaking BOTH 19 & 31 could apply as well.

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