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EU “Agrees in Principle” to Unilever Plant Sterol and Fatty Acid Claims

March 2, 2009: 09:14 PM EST
Unilever says that it has “heard informally” that the EU Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health has approved in principle its claims that plant sterols help reduce cholesterol and ALA/LA (a-linolenic acid and linoleic acid) assist children's growth and development. The Committee has apparently asked the European Food Standards Authority to develop conditions of use for the claims. Unilever says it will apply the claims in the near future.
"EU: Brussels poised to OK Unilever health claims", just-food.com, March 02, 2009, © just-food.com
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