AAC position on the gluten content of wheat starch for gluten-free foods
Hypersensitivity to foods and food ingredients is recognised today as [...]
Hypersensitivity to foods and food ingredients is recognised today as [...]
AAC position regarding the determination of gluten in foods: The Codex Alimentarius Commission adopted in 1981 a Standard for foods, which have been specially prepared to meet the dietary needs of persons intolerant to gluten. This "Codex Standard [...]
AAC's opinion on the definition of dietary fibre [...]
The AAC (European cereal starch association) is very concerned by the possible different interpretations and implementations of Directive 2003/87/EC establishing a scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading within the Community in all the 25 European Member States.
The labelling of foodstuffs is governed at EU level by [...]
Executive summary For nutritional purposes, carbohydrates may be classified according [...]
The AAC is committed to take all necessary measures to [...]
[spacer size="20"]Please find below an AAC presentation on the labelling [...]
The EU starch industry is following closely the issue of Fusarium toxins in raw materials and in its products...