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Industry association · Italy
Industry association · Belgium
Declared costs: €800K+ a year · in the register since 2009
Foodstuffs for human consumption: amending certain 'Breakfast' Directives · Initiative prohibiting and permitting under scrutiny certain hydroxyanthracene derivatives in food supplements
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EuroCommerce · filed 16 Feb 2021 · source
EuroCommerce welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to the roadmap on the revision of EU marketing standards for agricultural products. Ensuring quality of food products, and consumers’ trust in food, is a priority for our sector. While standards are primarily meant for producers, they are important to enable retailers and wholesalers to match the needs of consumers.
UNIONE ITALIANA FOOD · filed 16 Jun 2023 · source
Unione Italiana Food is one of the most representative trade associations of the Italian food industry, with over 20 product sectors, made up of 550 companies. Among those companies, we also include three of the 4 sectors that will be affected by the Breakfast Directives: jams, fruit juices and honey. Representing these sectors, we enclose the position of our companies on the individual directives.
UNIONE ITALIANA FOOD · filed 21 Apr 2020 · source
Unione Italiana Food represents 450 companies, more than 20 food categories, with 35 billion euros of turnover, including 10 billion euros of export turnover, and 65.000 employees. - The impact of the ban envisaged in the proposal is very extensive if we consider that derivatives of Aloe spp.
EuroCommerce · filed 21 Apr 2020 · source
We welcome and support the European Commission consistent prioritisation of health and well-being of consumers in its actions, and we support the Commission work by applying new legal requirements. In view of the ongoing consultation, we would like to point to some concerns related to the recent proposal of the Commission Regulation Amending Annex III to Regulation (EC) No 1925/2006 as Regards Botanical Species…
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