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What criteria is required to create a no preservative claim?

Started by , Jul 13 2021 01:12 PM
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Hi, can someone please help me with the criteria to make "No preservative" claim? In case "citric acid" has been added to a product as an acidity regulator. can one make "No preservative" claim?

 

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Depends....................

 

https://www.productl...gation-in-2017/

 

https://www.fda.gov/...dditives-colors

 

Technically since citric acid is used as a preservative AND for flavour...........it is a legal grey area   you're correct either way

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thank you for the reply. helped a lot.

I would get some legal advice on this because it is that gray area.  You may not run into regulatory trouble, but rather lawsuit trouble.

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