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EU adopts bill to reduce acrylamide in popular foods

This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged Acrylamide EFSA European Commission Member States on 19 July 2017 by Team Secretariat

EU member countries today adopted legislation aimed at reducing the amount of acrylamide in popular foods such as bread, cereal and chips.

 

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