Abu Dhabi to Develop Regulatory Framework for Novel Foods
ADAFSA has partnered with the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (QCC) and ADIO to develop a regulatory framework for novel foods, including cultivated proteins.
The strategic initiative aims to establish a comprehensive and streamlined registration system, reducing the registration period by six to nine months and unifying registration requirements.
- Establish a comprehensive registration system
- Reduce registration period by six to nine months
- Unify registration requirements for new food products, halal certification, and production/import permits
A national database of approved food products will also be developed, alongside detailed technical and regulatory guidelines.
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Author's summary: Abu Dhabi develops framework for novel foods.
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