Retained EU Law 2004 United Kingdom

Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 on materials and articles intended to come into contact with food

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Active and intelligent materials and articles Adhesives Ceramics Cork Rubbers...

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Purpose and subject matter

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Definitions

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General requirements

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Special requirements for active and intelligent materials and articles

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Specific measures for groups of materials and articles

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National specific measures

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Role of the ... Food Safety Authority

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General requirements for the authorisation of substances

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Application for authorisation of a new substance

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Opinion of the Food Safety Authority

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... Authorisation

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Modification, suspension and revocation of authorisation

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Domestic list of authorised substances

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Competent authorities of Member States

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Administrative review

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Labelling

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Declaration of compliance

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Traceability

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Safeguard measures

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Public access

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Confidentiality

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Sharing of existing data

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Amendments to Annexes

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Committee procedure

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Regulations and devolved powers

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Inspection and control measures

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Sanctions

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Repeals

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Transitional arrangements

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Entry into force

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