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Leading Cases in Food Law: EU and the Netherlands : Cases Selected by the Dutch Food Law Association
Leading Cases in Food Law: EU and the Netherlands : Cases Selected by the Dutch Food Law Association
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ISBN No.: 9789004743557
Year: 202607
Format: Trade Cloth (Hard Cover)
Price: $ 242.20
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PrefaceAbbreviations used in this book Part 1: European case-law 1 Malagutti - No liability for RASFF damage Blanka Vitéz 2 Kellogg''s - Food enrichment should only be restricted on scientific grounds Imkje Tiesinga 3 Raverco, Coxon & Chatterton - Zero tolerance Imports from third countries Sanne Heestermans 4 Lidl Italia & Ute Reindl - Punitive strict liability in the food chain Bernd van der Meulen 5 Garlic - Distinction between food and medicine Irene Verheijen 6 Banana war - Community not liable for violation of WTO law Victor van Ahee 7 Processing aids - No positive list requirement without risk analysis Victor van Ahee 8 Bread and paper towels - HACCP: the regulator should not sit in the operator''s chair Bernd van der Meulen 9 Weintor - Absolutely forbidden claims Bernd van der Meulen 10 Berger - Naming & shaming Unfit for consumption is necessarily unsafe Barbara Mutsaers 11 Teekanne - Misleading labelling landmark Ebba Hoogenraad 12 De Tox Forte - A general residual category of novel foods Kenneth Defares 13 Food supplements - No limits without risk analysis Sarah Arayess 14 Fidenato - No precaution without science Nathan Meijer 15 Confédération paysanne - New breeding techniques and GMOs Bernd van der Meulen 16 Movizin complex - On hold claims Karin Lenssen 17 Spermidine - New production process Karin Verzijden 18 Nasal spray - Product demarcation; the relationship between different legal regimes Irene Verheijen 19 Kwizda Pharma: demarcation issue food supplement - Medicine Silvia Gawronski 20 Food v environment - Crumbling precautionary principle Jacqueline Mailly, Irene Verheijen, Bernd van der Meulen Part 2: Dutch case-law A short introduction to Food Law in the NetherlandsOswald Jansen21 Knorr Meals with iodised salt - Precautionary principle Bernd van der Meulen 22 Ghanaian children - Right to food in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child Bart Wernaart 23 Fat & Burn - Criminal law: Food company must keep up with scientific developments Bernd van der Meulen 24 LL Rice 601 - Application for enforcement, interested party and discretion Silvia Gawronski and Kirsten Lenssen 25 Cooking oil - Designation as medicine or prohibited medical claim? Irene Verheijen 26 Melatonin - enforcement policy on borderline products Karin Verzijden 27 Food bank - Who ensures the human right to adequate food? Bernd van der Meulen 28 Arsenic - Food safety requirements Bernd van der Meulen 29 Horse meat - Suspicion of (possibly) unsafe product Barbara Mutsaers 30 Heksenkaas (Witch''s cheese) - Copyright on the taste of a food product Bram Duivenvoorde 31 MPA - Liability in food safety crisis Bernd van der Meulen 32 XTC - Unfit for consumption for humans and animals Bernd van der Meulen 33 Recall - Administrative pressure Bernd van der Meulen 34 Organic barley grass powder - Powers of regulator Skal Silvia Gawronski and Dagmar Linstra 35 Refrigeration in the slaughterhouse - Legal unity in food law Silvia Gawronski and Mirjam von Meijenfeldt 36 Alpro - Protected terms for dairy Bernd van der Meulen 37 Bucklings - Guidance and the concept of administrative decision (besluit): the administrative legal opinion Oswald Jansen 38 Harmful shakers - Prison sentence for sale instead of destruction after recall Oswald Jansen 39 Food supplements - not medicines after all? Irene Verheijen 40 Fipronil - Enforce MRL exceedance? If so, by what means? Bernd van der Meulen Part 3: Advertising code Introduction to the Dutch self-regulatory systemEbba Hoogenraad and Lisanne Steenbergen41 Chupa Chups - Misleading health label Marjolein Driessen 42 Koffieleutjes - Comparative Advertising Sarah Arayess 43 Vitaminwater - It''s all in the name Sarah Arayess 44 Unox smoked sausage - Enjoy more often Ebba Hoogenraad 45 Amstel Radler 0.0 - Alcohol-free advertising Ebba Hoogenraad 46 Shelf tags - Organic food labelling Silvia Gawronski 47 Fruit on bread - With no added sugar Ebba Hoogenraad 48 Holy Soda - ''Natural'' claims Sarah Arayess 49 Green Coffee - Health claims on hold Barbara Mutsaers 50 Unsweetened almond drink - Maltodextrin added for texture Sanne Heestermans 51 BenBits - Claim ''natural'' Jasmin Buijs 52 HappyHealthy - Advertising or information? Sarah Arayess 53 Muesli - Serving suggestions Sarah Arayess 54 Beter Leven - Sustainability claims Ebba Hoogenraad 55 CoolBest Skinny Orange - Deception by adding even more water Lisanne Steenbergen 56 Optimel vla Vanille - The taste of vanilla, without the vanilla pod Ebba Hoogenraad 57 Kinder Milk Slice - Health claim: certain properties and link Ebba Hoogenraad 58 Arla climate neutral - link to label Ebba Hoogenraad 59 Sterke Start yoghurt - black-tailed godwit is environmental claim Ebba Hoogenraad 60 Warsteiner - Alkoholfrei ≠ alcohol free ≠ 0.0% alcohol Lisanne Steenbergen.


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