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According to the European Federation of the Trade in Dried Fruit & Edible Nuts, Processed Fruit & Vegetables, Processed Fishery products, Spices, Honey (FRUCOM), the European Commission has proposed a number of amendments to aflatoxin controls (Regulation 884/2014).The draft Regulation introducing amendments was discussed by Member States at the expert meeting on 8 September 2016. The amendments discussed were the following:

  • The inclusion of hazelnuts from Azerbaijan and peanuts form Argentina into the scope of Regulation 884/2014 with a sampling frequency of 20% and 5%, respectively.
  • Reduction of sampling frequency on dried figs from Turkey and peanuts from India from 20% to 10%.
  • Increase the sampling frequency on hazelnuts from Turkey from random to 5%.
  • Introduce clarification that the consignment is only allowed for transfer from DPE to DPI upon presentation of the CED duly completed as regards documentary checks (Article 9 (4) to Regulation 884/2014).

The amendments will be voted at the Standing Committee on middle of October.For further information, please contact us at inc@nutfruit.org.

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