Ukraine restricts the use of palm oil in food products

게시됨 2024년 9월 4일

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The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has passed a draft law prohibiting the use of palm oil in food products, including baby food. The law also bans the use of hydrogenated palm oil, hydrogenated vegetable fats, sesame seed oil, flax seed oil, gluten, and ingredients produced with pesticides in baby food. It also sets maximum trans fatty acid content in food products and requires market operators to declare trans fatty acid amounts. The law also imposes fines for violations. Initially, the law included a ban on palm oil, but it was removed in the second reading and replaced with a ban on hydrogenated vegetable fats and oils if they exceed 2 grams of trans fatty acids per 100 grams of total fat in the product.
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Today, on September 4, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted in the second reading and in general a draft law that bans the use of palm oil in food, including baby food (No. 5148). According to the parliament’s website, the draft law “On Amendments to Certain Laws of Ukraine on Improving the Quality of Food Products Consumed by Children” was supported by 293 MPs. “The draft law proposes to amend the Law of Ukraine ‘On Milk and Dairy Products’ and clarify that palm oil, along with other fats and proteins of non-dairy origin, is prohibited for use in the production of traditional dairy products. It is also proposed to prohibit the use of hydrogenated palm oil and hydrogenated vegetable fats, sesame seed oil and/or flax seed oil, gluten, as well as ingredients produced with the use of pesticides in the production of baby food,” the explanatory note to the document says. In addition, the document proposes to define the maximum content of trans fatty acids in food products, as well as ...

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