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... the european food safety authority (efsa) has backed lactic acid as a decontaminant in beef processing and said there were no safety concerns as long as its use complied with current food additive regulations

... they are said to address pressures from retailers for cleaner labels and consumer demand for more natural products, as processors look for additive free, cost effective alternatives

... according to the announcement, the decision to have a credit file mechanism was taken after repeated breaches of food safety standards by food and additive makers in the country ... the regulator said that it had already established credit files for 82,387 businesses in the country and this mechanism would now be expanded to cover food and additive makers as well ... in turn, the regulator said, it had revoked the production licenses of 24 food companies and three other food additive companies in collaboration with other relevant ministries

an association representing european small and medium-sized businesses is calling on its members to consult on draft guidance for submitting applications to the eu for food additives, food enzymes and food flavourings. the guidance document provides potential applicants with practical information to help them prepare and submit applications on the “food improvement agents” to the european commission’s dg sanco for approval.

... in the european union, it is currently used as a food additive (e1413) to stabilise the consistency of products such as soups, sauces, gravies and pie fillings, when they are frozen and thawed

... ” horn added: “the international stevia council encourages the european parliament to support the approval of steviol glycosides as a food additive in europe so that food manufacturers and consumers throughout the european union can begin to enjoy the benefits of a natural calorie-free sweetener

... not only do the compounds have food additive approval they are also a “great source of flavanoids”

... sales of soft drinks in taiwan could fall 20 per cent in 2011 after high numbers of products became contaminated with the plastics additive dehp ... big and small brands alike were hit by the contamination scandal as it was found that two major local food additive suppliers had added dehp to a widely used clouding agent

... the eight products that have been banned include five from companies based in south china’s guangdong province: a guava flavouring additive made by guangzhou meiyi flavors & fragrances co ... in addition, the regulator also banned osmanthus, green tea and almond flavouring additives produced by a food additive manufacturer based in the city of hangzhou in east china's zhejiang province

... food safety authorities in asia and australasia have banned a number of soft drinks from taiwan after it emerged that a clouding agent had been contaminating with the plastics additive dehp ... what is dehp? used in food and drink packaging to make plastic less brittle, di (2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (dehp) is not approved as a food additive by any national authority ... the contamination incident has also prompted the hong kong government to set a maximum threshold for dehp – bearing in mind that low levels of the additive may be present in food due to migration from plastic packaging