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Cork 2040: The Fulcrum for a thriving Southern Region
Provision of Food Information to Consumers
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Provision of Food Information to Consumers

For example;

Some aspects of the legislation that have been identified as burdensome are as follows:

  • mandatory food information (art. 9)
  • storage conditions or conditions of use (art. 25)
  • mandatory nutrition declaration
  • restrictions to the presentation of the products (art. 34)
  • fair information practices (article 7)

 

If you have encountered difficulties in implementing this legislation please contact Michelle O’Sullivan, Policy and Research Executive, Cork Chamber. We’re looking to collect data including; anecdotal evidence, estimates of additional costs incurred; inconsistencies in enforcement etc; with a written testimonial.

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