Food Regulations Malaysia
Food Regulations Malaysia
Food Regulations Malaysia
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Business address:
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Mailing address:
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E-mail address:
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Telephone No.:
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Type of business:
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SECTION B
For the application of standards of a new food item, state/provide:
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common name of the proposed item (N.B. trade names are not acceptable);
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category of the proposed item under Food Regulations 1985 and give reason;
3.
description/definition of the proposed item including the product specification (e.g., brix, Aw, pH,
salt content, total solid, shelf life, storage condition before and after opening of package, etc.);
4.
lists of ingredients, food additives and processing aids that are going to be added or/and used
in the proposed item together with the percentage of use, technological function, proposed
minimum and maximum levels of use and source of origin (plant or animal) of each ingredient,
food additive and processing aid;
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the target consumer and the suitability of the proposed item whether it is for general public,
infants, children, elderly etc;
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safety assessment i.e. physical, chemical and microbiological data including shelf life study of
the item;
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advantage(s) or benefit to the consumer from the use of the proposed item;
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research or toxicological study on the adverse effect related to the added ingredients, food
additives and processing aids. (Provide a summary of the pharmacological and toxicological
information including a summary and bibliography of pertinent literature);
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the outline of the method of manufacturing of the proposed item including critical processing
parameters;
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analytical controls used during various stages of the manufacturing, processing and packing of
the proposed item;
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analytical method to determine all the relevant physical, chemical, microbiological and sensory
attributes/specification of the food;
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SECTION C
For the application to amend standard of food which is already regulated, state/provide:
1.
classification of the food under Food Regulations 1985 (state the regulation number);
2.
description/definition of the food including the product specification (e.g., brix, Aw, pH, salt
content, total solid, shelf life, storage condition before and after opening, etc.);
3.
list of ingredients, food additives and processing aids that is used in the food together with the
percentage of use, technological function, minimum and maximum levels of use and source of
origin (plant or animal) of each ingredient, food additive and processing aid;
4.
the target consumer and the suitability of the food whether it is for general public, infants,
children, elderly etc;
5.
safety assessment i.e. physical, chemical and microbiological data including shelf life study of
the food;
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scientific justification on the advantage(s) or benefit from the amendment of this standard;
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the outline of the method of manufacturing of the food including critical processing parameters
and new processing methods;
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analytical controls used during various stages of the manufacturing, processing and packing of
the food;
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analytical method to determine all the relevant physical, chemical, microbiological and sensory
attributes/specification;
For the application to amend the standard by adding other ingredient / food additive into food
which is already regulated, state/provide additional information as below:
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chemical and/or common name of the proposed ingredient / food additive (N.B. trade names
are not acceptable) and source of origin (plant or animal),
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proposed minimum and maximum levels of use of the proposed ingredient / food additive in the
food;
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purpose of adding the proposed ingredient / food additive into the food. Show evidence that
the item will have the intended physical or technical results when added into the food;
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information regarding the stability and persistence of the proposed ingredient / food additive in
the food (if any);
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evidence as to whether or not the same objective can be obtained by good manufacturing
practises;
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20.
limit of the probable daily intake / acceptable daily intake of proposed ingredient / food additive
in the diet (if any);
21.
research or toxicological study on the adverse effect related to the proposed ingredient / food
additive (if any). (Provide a summary of the pharmacological and toxicological information
including a summary and bibliography of pertinent literature);
22.
the analytical method to determine the amount of the proposed ingredient / food additive in the
raw, processed and/or finished food1;
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the analytical method to determine any substance formed in or such food because of the use of
the proposed ingredient / food additive (if any)1;
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Note:
i)
The methods should be both accurate and specific, specific here means that the item
can be differentiated from all other compounds (including substances which may be
used in place of the item) or constituents which are present in the food containing the
item;
ii)
These methods must be such that they can be applied with consistent results by
suitably equipped laboratory and trained personnel and should, where possible, be
such that they can be used for food regulatory control.
Declaration:
b)
that all particulars given in this form including all appendices attached are true and
correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and that no information has been
withheld which might prejudice this application.
Signature:
Name (capital letter):
Designation:
Official stamp:
Date:
RAW 05\General format amendment FR 2005
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