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Regulatory Aspects of Product Development in the European Union examines the effects of legislation and voluntary agreements when formulating products. With detailed coverage… Read more
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Regulatory Aspects of Product Development in the European Union examines the effects of legislation and voluntary agreements when formulating products. With detailed coverage of the entire product development cycle, from concept thorough to the market-place, this book provides a definitive guide to developing products within a regulatory framework.
The book is split into four main sections. The first section looks at the background to the agreements which make up the framework with coverage of novel food ingredients, additives and their alternatives, and the development of EU nutrition policy. The second section describes developing a product for various markets which require consideration of regulatory agreements – clean labels, gluten-free, specific health claims, are covered as well as others. Post launch considerations, such as consumer-acceptance, and advertising and marketing of the products are covered in the third section. The final part of the book looks beyond the European Union with chapters covering the regulatory frameworks of the US and beyond, and how this affects product development in these markets.
This book is a valuable resource for commercial product developers, food scientists and technologists, technical managers within the food industry, as well as for policy makers and regulators for the food industry.
Commercial product development roles in the food industry, food scientists, food technologists, technical managers within the food industry, students
1. Introduction
Part One: Regulatory backdrop to product development
2. EU regulatory backdrop to product development
3. Novel foods and novel food ingredients
4. Additives – regulation and consumer perception
5. Alternatives to additives
6. Development of EU nutrition policy
7. UK voluntary arrangements
Part Two: Formulating a product
8. Formulating a product to make a health or nutrition claim
9. Formulating a product for a clean label
10. Formulating a product for children
11. Formulating a product for specific groups
12. Formulating a product with front-of-pack in mind
Part Three: International perspectives on regulatory aspects of product development
13. Global food regulations - overview
14. Global food regulations – focus on the USA
15. Global food regulations – a glimpse beyond the EU and USA
15a. Brazil
15b. Russia
15c. India
15d. China
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