Please find linked below the Report of the Fortieth Session of the Codex Committee on Food Additives (163 pages) which contains information on the food additive provisions and guidelines for the use of flavorings. The provisions regarding food additives are found at pages 97–103; the guidelines for the use of flavorings at pages 104–119 and information on substances used as processing aids can be found at pages 120–133. Click here to view the document. (Source: FEMA)
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