Partial Revision of Food and Additive Standards (Kinoclamine, etc.)

Overview

This is the original text presenting a heading indicating “Kinoclamine, etc.” and a list of “Featured Information and Keywords” concerning a notice on the partial revision of standards for foods, additives, and other products. It does not describe specific institutional details such as the standards before and after revision, the effective period, the businesses covered, or transitional measures. The keywords include food labeling, food loss reduction, the positive list for utensils, containers, and packaging for food, the Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations, and the Act on Specified Commercial Transactions.

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Key points

  • The notice concerns a partial revision of standards for foods, additives, and other products.
  • “Kinoclamine, etc.” is shown in the heading.
  • The text includes a list titled “Featured Information and Keywords.”

Overview

The original text centers on guidance concerning a notice on the partial revision of standards for foods, additives, and other products. The heading identifies “Kinoclamine, etc.” as a related name.

Following the notice heading, “Featured Information and Keywords” are listed, including disaster-related information, foods with function claims, and food labeling.

Details

The part identified in the original text as subject to revision is a portion of the standards for foods, additives, and other products. The institutional details are not provided, including the standards before and after revision, items to be added or removed, the application start date, transitional measures, covered businesses, and applications or notifications.

The keywords include the Act on Prevention of Unjust Solicitation of Donations, measures against inflation, the Whistleblower Protection System, digital platforms, the Food Labeling Recall Information Site, food loss reduction, watch-over networks, product safety pledges, the positive list for utensils, containers, and packaging for food, the Consumer Contract Act, law enforcement, the Act on Specified Commercial Transactions, the Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations, food labeling, the Consumer White Paper, consumer-oriented management, promotion of consumer education, Consumer Month, and the Consumer Affairs Commission’s Commission for Investigation of Consumer Safety. The text does not state that these are included in the current revision.

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