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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the European Commission’s decision to do away with the notion of dietetic foods, so that they fall into other regulatory frameworks, is detrimental to the particular groups of people for whom these foods were intended – for example, children up to the age of three, infants, coeliacs, professional athletes and those who need very low-calorie products.
This choice was opposed in the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety and agreement was not reached at first reading. The report that was adopted attempts to fill in many gaps. For example, it calls for foods for premature underweight babies and coeliacs and foods with low calorie content to be brought back into the scope of the regulation, for appropriate standards to be adopted for milk for children between the ages of one and three, for the innovation clause to be retained, and for foods for professional sportspersons to be regulated again. Particular attention should be given to coeliacs. Therefore, a specific regulation must be maintained which has fully demonstrated its efficiency. Simply mentioning allergens on the label does not guarantee the level of safety necessary."@en1
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