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Legal Developments on Food Supplements in Serbia

Until recently food supplements were not direct subject to any legislation in Serbia. The new Rulebook on Diet Foods introduced concrete rules on categorization, registration, and control of food supplements. A quite complex inscription procedure became obligatory prior to importing and/or placing f...

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Published in:	European food and feed law review 2011, Vol.6 (5), p.278-282
Main Authors:	Dekleva, Tatjana, Chaldoupis, Charis A.
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Subjects:	Bovine spongiform encephalopathy Competent authority Diet Dietary supplements Drug dosages Food Food economics Food industries Food law Food products Food safety Food security Food supply Genetically altered foods Genetically modified organisms Good Manufacturing Practice Importers Inscriptions Laboratories Legislation Manufacturers Manufacturing Medical device industry Medical equipment Minerals Pharmacy Raw materials Registration Regulation Responsible persons Vitamins
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