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FGC SUBMISSIONS

The FGC makes representations to Government and other relevant organisations on matters that effect the food, beverage and grocery manufacturing industry. Here you can download some of our more recent submissions:

The submission by the NZ Food & Grocery Council on Standard 2.9.1 Policy Options for the Regulation of Infant Formula Products Consultation Paper (1 September 2009):

Comments on Standard 2.9.1 Infant Formula Products

The submission by the NZ Food & Grocery Council to the New Zealand Food Safety Authority on the Proposed Amendment to the New Zealand Folic Acid Standard (7 August 2009):

NZFGC Folic Acid Submission

Supporting submission to the New Zealand Food Safety Authority on the Proposed Amendment to the New Zealand Folic Acid Standard by Professor David Smith and Professor Helga Refsum (University of Oxford) (11 August 2009):

Prof David Smith Folic Acid Submission

The submission by the NZ Food & Grocery Council on Waste Minimisation in New Zealand - A Discussion Document from the Ministry for the Environment (15 May 2009):

Waste Minimisation Act Submission to MfE May 09

The submission by the NZ Food & Grocery Council on Proposal P293 Nutrition, Health and Related Claims Consultation Paper for First Review (15 May 2009):

Proposal P293 Submission May 09

The submission by the NZ Food & Grocery Council on the Sale and Supply of Liquor and Liquor Enforcement Bill currently before the Justice and Electoral Select Committee (23 April 2009):

Sale and Supply of Liquor Bill Submission April 09

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