China: China Notifies Draft Standard for the Food Nutritional Fortifier Chromium Chloride - SPS 1162

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China: China Notifies Draft Standard for the Food Nutritional Fortifier Chromium Chloride - SPS 1162

On May 12, 2020, China notified the National Food Safety Standard for the Food Nutritional Fortifier Chromium Chloride to the WTO SPS Committee as G/SPS/N/CHN/1162. The comment deadline is July 11. Comments can be sent to China’s SPS Enquiry Point at sps@customs.gov.cn. This standard applies to chromium chloride, a food nutritional fortifier prepared by reduction using chromium trioxide and hydrochloric acid as raw materials. China has not announced a proposed date of entry into force of the standard. This report contains an unofficial translation of the draft standard.

China: China Notifies Draft Standard for the Food Nutritional Fortifier Chromium Chloride - SPS 1162

 

 

 

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