Summary
This motion objects to new EU rules for weight-loss diet replacements, arguing they are impractical, expensive, and could drive consumers toward unsafe alternatives. 10 13.09.2017
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trade
health
economy
social policy
business and competition
Key points
- The motion formally objects to the proposed Commission regulation regarding weight-control diet replacements.
- There are concerns that the nutritional standards used for these products are based on healthy people rather than those with obesity.
- The proposed rules could lead to higher production costs, shorter shelf lives, and less tasty products.
- New regulations may create trade barriers and negatively impact the competitiveness of European businesses.
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