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8 May 2015

EFSA Publishes Report Chemicals In Food

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The report aims to provide certain context that is sometimes lacking when the media reports examples of chemicals detected in food.
European Union Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences

The European Food Safety Agency ("EFSA") has published a report targeting its data collection activities regarding the occurrence of chemicals in food. The purpose of the report is to give nonspecialists a balanced view of the findings of annual EU-wide monitoring of chemical levels in food. The report aims to provide certain context that is sometimes lacking when the media reports examples of chemicals detected in food.

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