JURISDICTION · EUROPEAN UNION

EU supplement compliance starts with context, not a single checklist.

Claims, food information, Novel Food status and national market rules interact. Suppvera keeps these layers distinct and ties findings to primary sources.

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Nutrition and health claims

Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 sets the EU framework. The Commission register provides authorised and non-authorised health claims, conditions and relevant legal acts.

02

Food information and labels

Label review must consider the complete presentation and applicable food-information requirements, not isolated phrases.

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Novel Food status

The Novel Food Catalogue is non-binding and non-exhaustive. Use it together with the Union list, legislation and evidence about intended use and history of consumption.

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Member-state overlays

Harmonised EU law does not remove every national requirement. Market readiness should include the relevant competent-authority materials for the target country.

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