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: Centro Europeo para el Derecho del ConsumoEuropean Food and Feed Law Review: Vol. 3 n° 4 (2008)

En el último número de EFFLR se han publicado, entre otros, los siguientes artículos:
? Alfred Hagen Meyer: Friction on the Internal Market demonstrated by the Example of the Enrichment of Foodstuffs
? Ina Gerstberger: The Proposal for a revised Novel Food Regulation ? An Improvement for the Worse?
? Pedro Díaz Peralta y Arturo Anadón: International Principles on Offences under Food Law and Legal Uncertainty. Liability and State Responsibility
? Otto Hospes: Overcoming Barriers to the Implementation of the Right to Food
Para más información: http://www.lexxion.de/effl/index.html
Full post as published by Centro Europeo para el Derecho del Consumo on September 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century
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Food/Supplements
involving food poisoning, food product recalls, false advertising or labeling, vitamin, weight loss and diet supplement issues.
PETCO
Animal Food Distribution Unsanitary, Food Seized
Class Action Settlement Monies to Feed Hungry Kids
Class Action Settlement Monies used to Feed Hungry Kids
Menu Food
$240,000 settlement reached in Hawaii class action contaminated pet food suit.
European Style Smoked Salmon
Recalled due to Possible Listeria Contamination

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