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  • EAS and Nutracon Asia give master session on Asian health supplement markets
  • Singapore introduces measures to ensure Food Safety
  • China issues draft Regulation prohibiting flavourings in certain foodstuffs
  • AVA announce plans for new Food Safety Excellence logo
  • China works to avoid obesity
  • China to introduce national food safety standards
  • India gets tough on food standards
  • China and New Zealand collaborate on food safety
  • China initiates revision of food import-export law
  • 14 food products fail to pass Hong Kong's new nutrition labeling law
  • Hong Kong Nutrition and labeling scheme to start today!
  • Japan and China sign food safety pact
  • World Bank to lend China $100 million for food safety
  • China cracks down on health food market
  • The Philippines get tough on ‘misleading’ food supplement ads
  • Japan and China are near to reaching food safety deal
  • South Korea restricts junk food advertising
  • China publishes draft food safety regulation in bid for public support
  • Guidelines on the application of new health claims for food in Singapore
  • Malaysian firm faces fine for drug-laced food supplements
  • China establishes high level food safety commission
  • China and Japan sign food safety agreement
  • South Korea bans junk food commercials to children
  • Vietnam National Assembly rejects food safety committee proposal
  • EAS advisers to give full-day master session
  • Hong Kong pharmaceutical products review committee makes recommendations
  • China reports new milk scare
  • China's Food Safety Law: Six months on
  • Singapore Workshop in January 2010 announced
  • New EFSA-Japan cooperation agreement
  • Korea to amend functional and health food regulation
  • Two executed in China over tainted milk deaths
  • New Zealand Food Safety Authority to monitor halal certification
  • Japan, China and South Korea make food safety pact
  • Vietnam discusses food safety
  • Chinese delegates meet with food organisations in US
  • EAS releases ‘how to’ guide for applying mutual recognition across the EU
  • India preparing guidelines on nutraceuticals
  • IADSA clarifies myths surrounding Codex’s work on food supplements
  • Taiwan to launch Food and Drug Administration
  • China checks up on implementation of new food safety law
  • Cambodia highlights food safety
  • EFSA delivers its first series of opinions on ‘general function’ health claims
  • Vietnam drafting GM labelling rules
  • Hong Kong promotes 'Five Keys to Food Safety' programme
  • Korea tests effectiveness of school run diet classes
  • EAS Advisers give master session on Asian regulations
  • Hong Kong guidelines on aluminium containing food additives available
  • Hong Kong CFS releases food safety report for July
  • India assigns ministry to implement Food Safety and Standard Act
  • India drafting stricter health claims rules
  • China launches public consultation on its food safety reporting system
  • Philippines Bureau of Food and Drugs gets more clout
  • Malaysia food industry told to adhere to food safety standards
  • APEC reaffirms cooperation for improved food safety
  • EAS holds workshop to help empower companies on use of mutual recognition in EU
  • Codex adopts key provisions for food supplements
  • EAS seminar puts the spotlight on claims regulations in Asia
  • Singapore allows use of five new health claims on food products
  • China developing food safety risk assessment system
  • Taiwan to introduce new rules for labelling vegetarian food
  • China encourages joint efforts with Japan on food safety
  • China food safety law comes into force
  • Top officials to meet in Moscow at international food supplement conference
  • KFDA to revise rules on 'fruit-flavoured' claims
  • Seminar puts spotlight on marketing functional foods with claims in Asia
  • India High court rules certain health supplements should be treated as food not drugs
  • Taiwan to establish centralised Food and Drug Administration (TFDA)
  • Commission addresses industry concerns at Vitafoods discussion forum
  • Korea publishes recipes to help reduce salt intake in food
  • European Commission head of food law unit panellist at EAS Vitafoods Discussion Forum
  • Singapore to allow nutrient specific diet-related health claims
  • Seminar puts spotlight on marketing functional foods with claims in Asia
  • EAS appoints Dr Iqmal Abdullah for Asia office
  • Industry unhappy at India's move on mandatory nutrition labelling
  • Indonesian consumer organisation focuses on melamine
  • Codex agrees additives for use in food supplements
  • Korea junk food ban facing possible delay
  • Hong kong to implement tighter nutrition labelling law
  • Calls for India's food safety standards to be on par with international norms
  • South East European officials meet for Training Forum on supplements
  • Lack of efficiency in food monitoring system blamed for China food safety scandals
  • EBF hails European Court of Justice judgement on Spain’s treatment of botanical products
  • China passes food safety law
  • China gives warning on illegal additives in food
  • Vietnam discusses strategy on food safety and hygiene
  • China accepts New Zealand protein additive in milk
  • ASEAN regulation on traditional medicine and food supplements to be discussed
  • India to introduce mandatory nutrition labelling from March
  • EAS to hold workshop on EU and national rules for launching food supplements
  • CRN voices disappointment on FDA pyridoxamine dihydrochloride decision
  • Vietnam carries out tests on unknown preservative found in food
  • Korea to ban certain snacks from schools to curb child obesity
  • IADSA strengthens ties as two associations join
  • Verdict on accused in China melamine scandal
  • EFSA publishes European Commission's article 13 list of claims to be reviewed
  • Philippines Bill to introduce stricter labelling regulations
  • China launches food safety campaign
  • US makes China first stop in moves to improve global food safety
  • Food Safety and Standards Bill in the pipeline for India
  • EAS releases guide to marketing nutritional products in Asia
  • Codex draft Standard for ginseng moves closer to adoption
  • Supplements and Chinese herbs come under Hong Kong registration requirements
  • EAS clarifies health claims regulations in key world markets
  • Codex agrees risk analysis principles for nutrients
  • Hong Kong (SAR) working on food safety bill
  • Korea to introduce mandatory GMO labelling
  • Codex agrees to consider ALL evidence for scientific basis of health claims
  • Vietnam seminar focuses on nutrition and obesity
  • Workshop clarifies health claims regulations across Asia and Europe
  • India FSSA to decide on mandatory GM labelling
  • India sets March deadline for new food labelling rules
  • Melamine scandal instigates tighter food safety discussions in China
  • EAS helps companies clarify procedures for marketing food supplements in Europe
  • IADSA pushes for consideration of ALL evidence for Codex scientific basis of health claims
  • FDA launches food defense awareness training kit for food industry employees
  • Malaysia bans Chinese-made ammonium carbonate
  • China and Taiwan establish direct communications link on food safety issues
  • India bans dairy products from China
  • Vietnam orders certain sweet products to be destroyed
  • EU member States to check all milk products from China
  • Taipei health authorities to fine shops if China milk products found on shelves
  • US FDA advises against use of infant formula manufactured in China
  • China Ministry of Health takes over State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA)
  • Vietnam nutritional food product licencing called into question
  • Korea considers obesity warnings on fast foods and snacks
  • EAS gives regulatory crash course on food supplements
  • WHO pleased with Beijing Olympic health campaign
  • Health claims based only on human intervention studies not practical says IADSA
  • Hong Kong revises guidance on 'pharmaceuticals' classification
  • Study suggests China obesity rates on the rise
  • Taiwan to ban the claim 'suitable for vegetarians'
  • IADSA workshop keeps the focus on Latin America
  • Malaysia to consider revising its biosafety legislation
  • Vietnam suspends male health nutritional product
  • EAS gives regulatory crash course on food supplements
  • Philippines: Calls to ban use of trans-fatty acids in restaurant food
  • EAS develops guide to marketing nutritional products in Asia
  • Seminar looks to global TMHS regulations for ASEAN model
  • US FDA gives warning on company fraudulent claims on internet
  • Korea focuses on health standards for children's food
  • EAS highlights claims regulations across the globe
  • Vietnam Innovation Day to highlight food safety
  • Workshop highlights dietary supplement regulation in Mexico
  • FAO encourages participation in Codex with e-learning course
  • IADSA celebrates decade of global regulatory achievements
  • EU Regulatory developments could play role in defining international trends
  • Seminar singles out health claims regulations in key world markets
  • IADSA Welcomes New Chairman at 2008 Annual General Meeting
  • China labelling guidelines could foster industry self-regulation
  • US study suggests calorie information on menus to curb obesity
  • Industry works to raise safety standards for herbs
  • Discussion Forum provides platform for industry to debate regulatory challenges
  • Expert workshop targets food supplement regulation in Mexico
  • More experts dispute antioxidant review
  • Antioxidant study flawed says US Council for Responsible Nutrition
  • Korea focuses on children's foods
  • Hong Kong to introduce stricter food labelling rules
  • China's Ministry of Health to take over control of food and drug safety
  • Malaysian fast food advertisers agree self-regulation
  • UK FSA updates industry on measures for China rice imports
  • Malaysia considers new testing measures for foods
  • EAS welcomes two additional regulatory advisers for Europe office
  • Jakarta considers mandatory halal labelling
  • Hong Kong targets schools to promote healthy eating habits in children
  • EAS turns the regulatory spotlight on food supplements
  • National differences must be considered when implementing global health trends
  • EAS welcomes two additional advisers for Asia office
  • EAS announces additional food supplement workshop as industry demand soars
  • EAS releases guide to marketing nutritional products in Europe
  • Malaysia includes supplement functional claims in Drug Regulations Guidance
  • IADSA strengthens ties as new association joins
  • Seoul bans sale of fizzy drinks in schools
  • China sets May date for new labelling rules
  • EAS appoints Regional Director for Asia office
  • Philippines follows Codex guidelines on health claims
  • Thailand sets mandatory statements for food supplement labels
  • Regulatory change a boost for emerging markets says IADSA
  • China to introduce mandatory nutritional labelling
  • Malaysia bans use of ‘premix’ ingredient in natural products
  • Singapore introduces new dietary guidelines for children and adolescents
  • IADSA keeps up the fight for reasonable food additive levels
  • EAS-Asia highlights growing impact of health and nutrition policy across world markets
  • Health claims based only on human intervention studies unrealistic says IADSA
  • China food safety struggle bears fruit
  • Red 2G Banned in Malaysia
  • Senior regulators give guidance on accessing Russian market
  • Asia harmonisation faces similar difficulties as EU
  • IADSA helps companies access Russian Supplement market
  • IADSA strengthens ties with the Philippines
  • Taiwan approves mandatory trans fat labelling
  • IADSA workshop targets supplement market in Russia
  • Commission issues maximum levels paper for vitamins and minerals
  • Precautionary principle remains excluded from Codex food risk analysis
  • Call for Fish Oil Omega-3 Derogation
  • Regulate just one ginseng species, says IADSA
  • Codex adopts additives at IADSA’s advised levels
  • EFSA and FDA to formally cooperate in food safety science
  • Commission may relax rules on non-EU novel foods
  • Podcast gives guidance on regulatory changes
  • US to publish dietary supplement GMPs
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