In this video, we have gathered all the fundamental regulations so that you can market food supplements with complete confidence in Spain. 🇪🇸
It is essential to be careful when complying with the various requirements demanded by the Health Authorities, as otherwise, we could face legal issues that might delay our business. 👮🏻♂️
Therefore, Celia Grima, a food technician, will detail these necessary regulations in our country and specify those shared with the European Union. 🧾
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
00:00 Introduction
00:16 Regulation 1169/2011, governing information provided to consumers
01:22 Regulation 1333/2008, listing all permitted additives classified by product categories
02:00 Directive 2002/46, defining a food supplement
02:44 Regulation 1924/2006, governing nutritional claims and health properties
03:26 Regulation 432/2012, list of authorized health property claims for foods
04:08 Law 14/1986, General Health Law
04:25 Law 17/2011, on Food Safety and Nutrition
04:41 Royal Decree 191/2011, on the General Sanitary Registry of Food Companies and Foods
05:08 Royal Decree 1487/2009, on composition and labelling requirements
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SUMMARY
1. Various Regulations are approved at the European Union level to ensure uniform and consistent legislation on food safety across all member countries.
2. Regulation 1169/2011 governs information provided to consumers, i.e., the information that can be included on food packaging or labels. It outlines mandatory points to be displayed on packaging to provide consumers with a secure information base. Additionally, it regulates advertising on packaging, font size and legibility, and guidelines for indicating allergens on labels.
3. Regulation 1333/2008 lists all permitted additives classified by product categories. In the case of food supplements, the category is 17. Within it, distinctions are made: 17.1. Solid food supplements, except those intended for infants and young children. 17.2. Liquid food supplements, except those intended for infants and young children.
4. Directive 2002/46 defines a food supplement and details all aspects a food supplement must comply with.
5. Regulation 1924/2006 governs nutritional claims and health claims. In the case of food supplements, claims linking these products to the cure or treatment of diseases are strictly prohibited.
6. Regulation 432/2012 provides a list of authorized health claims for foods. These claims are scientifically substantiated and thoroughly assessed by the EFSA.
7. Law 14/1986, General Health Law. It regulates all actions aimed at ensuring the right to health protection, detailing and explaining the Spanish healthcare system.
8. Law 17/2011, on Food Safety and Nutrition. It establishes the instruments contributing to ensuring a high level of food safety and prevention against risks associated with food consumption for human health.
9. Royal Decree 191/2011, on the General Sanitary Registry of Food Companies and Foods. All companies that import, store, package, manufacture, or distribute food supplements must be registered in the GSR of the corresponding Autonomous Community.
10. Royal Decree 1487/2009, on composition and labelling requirements. It sets out the composition and labelling requirements applicable to food supplements marketed as food products.
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