2010South African food reviewRequires access

What should be on your label in 2011? : food labelling conference

Janice Johannes

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The new food labelling regulations that the Department of Health is going to implement in March 2011 is aimed at controlling the labelling of foodstuffs in South Africa. The regulations require that every product label in the food and beverage industry should be overhauled.

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The new food labelling regulations that the Department of Health is going to implement in March 2011 is aimed at controlling the labelling of foodstuffs in South Africa. The regulations require that every product label in the food and beverage industry should be overhauled.

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The new food labelling regulations that the Department of Health is going to implement in March 2011 is aimed at controlling the labelling of foodstuffs in South Africa. The regulations require that every product label in the food and beverage industry should be overhauled.

Key concepts: Labelling, Food labelling, Business, Food labeling, Product (mathematics), Food products, Marketing, Advertising

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