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Do companies need toxicological study data included in UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) novel food applications for them to be validated?

Written by || 9th October 2020 || Blogs | Food | Health and science | Policy and Politics | Regulation and legislation | Technology and innovation | GeographiesEurope United Kingdom

There are still quite a few unanswered questions regarding the novel food application process under the FSA. Fortunately the requirement of having toxicological data
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