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"en.20120614.22.4-254-500"2
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"This report confirms that the scope of the regulation will be confined to a limited number of foods for particular nutritional uses, with particular emphasis on foods for infants, children under three years of age and people for whom a special diet is vital. Despite excluding from its scope substitute meals replacing all or part of a person’s daily food intake and foodstuffs intended for sportspeople and for intense muscular effort, the Regulation does cover low-calorie diet products, including them in the definition of food for special medical purposes, intended for obese patients, with proper medical authorisation and supervision. In terms of the reference to allergens, the report amends the Commission proposal, as the latter does not provide a suitable legal framework for gluten- or lactose-intolerant people, or those with other forms of food intolerance, as it does not include the nutritional profiles of foodstuffs, which are key to determining whether or not a given foodstuff may be used. We voted for this report, although we regret that the votes of the right have blocked it from going further on issues such as advocating greater restrictions on the use of pesticides and tougher requirements or restrictions on the advertising of certain products, which would ensure better and more comprehensive information for consumers."@en1
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