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德国公司?1篇文献作为申请健康声称的依据,然而欧盟食品安全局认为其中30篇不具有说服力,因为研究对象不是该公司的果汁、/p>
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A German mineral water containing four juices, sugars and sweeteners and a high dose of caffeine has failed to impress EFSA scientists, despite a dossier containing 31 supporting studies.
The rejection came despite the European Food Safety Authority's Panel on Dietetic Products, Nutrition and Allergies (NDA previously approving article 13, general function, caffeine-attention claims although they are not law yet as EU member states debate the merits and usability of caffeine-based claims.
原文链接9a href="http://www.beveragedaily.com/Regulation-Safety/Attention-deficit-EFSA-rejects-German-caffeine-juice-claims">http://www.beveragedaily.com/Regulation-Safety/Attention-deficit-EFSA-rejects-German-caffeine-juice-claims