Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Colouring matter in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The available toxicological information on the absence of carcinogenic potential is sufficiently reassuring for the Committee to raise no objections to the continued use of this colouring matter until the end of 1987 while further work in progress is being completed.
a Member State may, for a maximum period of one year, suspend the authorisation to use that colouring matter in foodstuffs.
trace elements or colouring matter are present in certain raw materials in their natural state,
Other colouring matter, excluding:(a) inorganic pigments
sugar containing added flavouring or colouring matter falling within CN code 1701 91 00;
emulsifiers, colouring matter, flavouring, aromatic substances,
The absence of any observed effects in man from the traditional use of this colouring matter and the presumed adequacy of the normal diet with regard to the supply of pyridoxine would not sustain the expectation of any significant lymphocyte reduction occurring in man as a result of the antipyridoxine activity of ingested ammonia caramels.
water or colouring matter in the solutions which, by virtue of this Note, fall within heading
Furthermore it is suggested in the case of food colouring matters that the amounts used could be considerably reduced; and that no colouring matter which can provoke an adverse reaction in a sensitive individual,
particularly legislation on labelling, colouring matter and other authorised additives,
The following colouring matters are deleted as from 1 January 1977.
For other colouring matters, the Committee requested additional toxicological data within specified periods.
A number of other colouring matters were considered to be not toxicologically acceptable.
The following colouring matters were accepted in 1975 and 1977 without a formal ADI.
Colouring matters for medicinal products recast version.
Colouring matters Opinion expressed on 10 December 1987.
Additives colouring matters 4.17.
In 1975 many of the colouring matters were considered acceptable from the point of view of safety.
When colours matter to you, they mean the world to us!
Colouring matters added to medicinal products.