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... Possible consequences of the legal requirements are violations of established rules that end up as disputes or cases. The importance of Codex Alimentarius definitions, as you may know, is that these standards have been adopted by the World Trade Organization (WTO)
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... This crisis also led to changes in the organization of food control within the European Commission and to the creation of the European Food Safety Agency. In the wake of the latter, corresponding institutions were created in the EU's member countries.
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... Accessed November 18, 2005. WHO/FAO Codex Alimentarius Commission, Report of the Twenty-Seventh Session, Geneva, 28 June-3 July 2004.
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  • food safety
  • food control
  • codex alimentarius
  • food chain
  • food supply

  • phytosanitary agreement
  • consumer demand
  • alimentarius commission
  • food products
  • world trade

  • trade organization


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