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EU food law and policy
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ISBN: 9041121242 9789041121240 Year: 2004 Publisher: The Hague ; New York : Kluwer Law International,

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To all appearances, Europe is at present undergoing a crisis of consumer confidence with respect to the food industry. Recent food scares, the genetically-modified food controversy, a growing public awareness of the environmental footprint of intensive farming methods, and a perceived threat to the deeply-held European cultural values surrounding diet and cuisine all have combined to expose the vulnerability of consumers in the very ordinary activity of purchasing food. Although the creation of the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) in February 2002 can be viewed as an EU response to this crisis, it in fact represents an inevitable milestone in a body of food-specific European legislation and case law that has been growing for many years. The EFSA does, however, clearly establish food law as an autonomous branch of EU law. This is the first book to survey and analyse this body of law in depth, drawing together the relevant laws and cases and taking stock of the trends and likely future developments in this dynamic and emotive area of law and policy. elucidates the scope of European food law by investigating several avenues and facets of the subject, including the following: its underpinnings in Article 3 of the EC Treaty, on the free movement of goods; the principle of mutual recognition among Member States; case law developments concerning composition of foodstuffs, labelling, sales promotion, advertising, and other aspects of food production and distribution; aims and policies of the January 2000 White Paper on Food Safety issued by the European Commission; appropriate hygiene standards; and authorisation and labelling of GMOs. Because food is such a central and essential element in society, food law has far-reaching economic, social, and environmental consequences. And because Europe's new food safety regime is intended, by an extraordinary unanimity of Member States and major political groups, to be the most up-to-date and effective in the world, a broad range of legal practitioners and scholars, social scientists, and policymakers will greatly appreciate this thoroughgoing and insightful analysis

European food law.
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ISBN: 0421902906 9780421902909 Year: 2005 Publisher: London Sweet and Maxwell

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“European Food Law” is recognised as the leading authority all aspects of European law as it applies to the composition, labelling and consumption of food. This definitive work is known as the food law “Bible” as it provides a valuable source of information for those new to the area and serves as a handy, quick reference guide to those well versed on the subject. And, as the work isn’t written from a UK perspective, it is equally relevant to lawyers throughout the EU. This new edition explains the law clearly and covers essential areas such as product liability and food safety to food labelling and genetically modified foods. The work also includes new material on emerging concerns such as obesity and organic food. The creation of the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) in 2002 was a milestone in the development of a body of food-specific European legislation and case law. This new edition examines the new regulatory framework under the Authority and draws together the growing body of relevant legislation and case law on food-related matters.

European food law
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ISBN: 1902558448 9781902558448 Year: 2001 Publisher: Bembridge : Palladian law Publishing Ltd,

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Concern is growing throughout Europe over the safety of food products. The threats posed by BSE and the risks inherent in mass food production have alerted the public and consumer groups to insist on increased safeguards and higher standards. Greater responsibility is being placed on everyone involved in the food chain from national governments to individual producers to ensure the safety of food products. As the level and extent of liability increases, so does the need for information on Europe’s response to tighter legal controls and increasing regulation. This new edition comprehensively updates the law and covers new issues such as the response to BSE and dioxin contamination, producer responsibility and liability for defective products, traceability for everyone in the food chain, the settings up of a new European Food Authority, EU/US trade relations under WTO Agreements, new Directives on labelling, food flavouring, dietary foods, food supplements, deliberate release of GMOs. “European food law” has already proved its value to those operating and advising in the European food industry as well as consumer groups, food agencies and government bodies. It will also help international companies and countries trading with the EU to appreciate and comply with the stringent rules and regulations affecting food production and distribution

Trade in food : regulatory and judicial approaches in the EC and the WTO
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ISBN: 9781905017379 1905017375 Year: 2007 Publisher: London : Cameron May,

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