Bibliografía relativa al Reglamento (CE) nº 1924/2006 del Parlamento Europeo y del Consejo, de 20 de
diciembre de 2006 , relativo a las declaraciones nutricionales y de propiedades
saludables en los alimentos
- Artículos de revista -
● Nils-Georg Asp y Susanne Bryngelsson, “Health
Claims in Europe: New Legislation and PASSCLAIM for Substantiation”. JN The Journal
of Nutrition, Vol. 138 nº 6 (2008) 1210S-1215S.
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Abstract
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A regulation on nutrition and health claims made
on foods was introduced in the European Union in 2007. This Regulation provides
opportunities for the use of health claims on foods in Europe, including
reduction of disease risk claims. The Regulation will be fully implemented by
January 2010. A community list of permitted and rejected claims will be
established and made available to the public. Some European countries have
applied voluntary codes of practice on health claims for foods, awaiting the
Regulation. Experience with scientific evaluation and use of health claims has
been gained using these codes with regard to both generic claims that are
closely related to official nutrition recommendations and to product-specific
claims based on human intervention studies with the product. The European
Commission supported a concerted action project, “Process for the Assessment of
Scientific Support for Claims on Foods” (PASSCLAIM). This project reviewed the
scientific state of the art in diet and health areas regarded most likely for
health claims. The main purpose of the PASSCLAIM project was to define a set of
generally applicable criteria for the scientific substantiation of health
claims. These criteria were considered to be a scientifically robust tool for
evaluating the quality of the data submitted in support of health claims on
foods. PASSCLAIM is useful in assisting applicants for a health claim to
prepare their supporting dossiers as well as in aiding agencies responsible for
evaluating the scientific evidence for the claim.
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● A. Martin, “L’encadrement
réglementaire des aliments fonctionnels”. Médecine des Maladies Métaboliques, Vol.
2 nº 4 (2008) 343–347.
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● Debora Viviani,
“Dalla tradizione ai Functional Foods. Il caso Barilla”. Micro & Macro Marketing, nº 3 (2012) 443-460.