Ensuring Food Safety: Japan’s Regulatory Approach to Agricultural Residue Control
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ood safety. In particular, the residues standards in processed food is always a focal point for businesses. Following the revision of themagnesium malate tablets Food Smagnesium citrate 07anitation Act, Japan officially implemented the "Positive List Syst
eferric pyrophosphate vs ferrous gluconatem" on May 29, 2006 to regulate pesticides residues in food. Residue regulations in this system can be divided into three main dimensions: "Maximum Residue Limits", "Uniform Limit" and "Exempted Substances".