JECFA concludes evaluations of several food additives
The Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA) published its summary report of the 96th meeting. The scientific experts gathered to Geneva from 27 June to 6 July to look into the safety of use of aspartame and fifteen flavourings when used in food as food additives.
For all substances, JECFA performed a comprehensive risk assessment, which is a four-step scientific process that includes hazard identification, hazard characterization, dietary exposure assessment and risk characterization. Based on that scientific process, the Committee considered related hazards that might be attributable to aspartame and to the flavouring substances.
Source: FAO
Latest Reports, scientific publications
Food Drink Europe’s Data & Trends 2024 Report
Digital Net-Map tool for multi-stakeholder networks in Food Safety Risk Analysis
Food Supplements – a white paper by LCG AXIO
Unmasking Mycotoxins in Spices – a white paper by LCG AXIO
Virtual social labs – requirements and limitations for online settings to be effective
Institutional food safety risk communication – A self-evaluation tool and its interpretation
Most Interesting Reports, scientific publications
FAO Report on global progress and urbanization’s impact on Food Security
Food Drink Europe’s Data & Trends 2024 Report
Digital Net-Map tool for multi-stakeholder networks in Food Safety Risk Analysis