New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 1

Page 77

✨ Food Standards Amendment

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

14 JANUARY

Column 1

Food

Vegetables
Broccoli
Brussels Sprouts
Cabbage
Cauliflower
English Spinach
Green beans
Lettuce
Mushrooms
Parsnip
Zucchini
Sweet corn

PROCESSED FOODS

Bread
Burgen Sunflower Barley and Sunflower Seed Loaf
Burgen High Bake Heritage Rye
Burgen High Bake Heritage White
Burgen High Bake Heritage Granary
Malt
Burgen High Bake Heritage Soy and Linseed
Burgen High Bake Heritage Wholemeal
Burgen Mixed Grain Loaf
Burgen Mixed Grain Fruit Loaf
Burgen Oat Bran and Honey Loaf
Burgen Traditional Rye Loaf
Burgen Soy-Lin Loaf
Pro-Rol
Swiss Maid
Tip Top English Muffins
Tip Top Holson's Wholemeal
Tip Top Holson's Wholemeal Toast
Tip Top Holson's Wholemeal with Wheatgerm
Tip Top Holson's Wholemeal with Wheatgerm Toast
Tip Top Hyfibe White
Tip Top Hyfibe White Muffins
Tip Top Hyfibe White Thick
Tip Top Multigrain
Tip Top Multigrain 9 Grain
Tip Top Multigrain 9 Grain Muffins
Tip Top Multigrain 9 Grain Toast
Tip Top Multigrain Muffins
Tip Top Multigrain Toast
Tip Top Pro-Rol Thick
Tip Top Sunblest Thick
Tip Top Sunblest Sandwich
Tip Top The White Stuff
Tip Top The White Stuff Muffins
Uncle Tobys Vitagold Bread
Uncle Tobys Energy White Bread
Uncle Tobys GrainsPlus Bread

Cereals
Goodman Fielder Nature's Gold
Jackaroo Flour
Kellogg's All Bran
Kellogg's All Bran Fruit 'n Oats
Kellogg's Bran Flakes
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
Kellogg's Golden Wheats

Column 2

Eligibility Criteria
Amounts specified are per each serving as specified in the nutrition information panel

Primary foods as defined in Standard A9
Contains at least 40 micrograms folate.

Other foods
Contains at least 40 micrograms folate and not more than—
(A) 14 g fat, of which no more than 5 g is saturated fat;
(B) 500 mg sodium; and
(C) 10 g in total of added sugars and honey.

Column 3

Permitted Claim
A claim which states—

(a) that increased maternal folate consumption in at least the month before and 3 months following conception may reduce the risk of fetal neural tube defects; and

(b) the recommendation that women consume a minimum of 400 micrograms folate per day in at least the month before and at least the first 3 months following conception.

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🏥 Amendment No. 42 to the Food Standards Code

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsFood Standards, Health Claims, Folate, Neural Tube Defects

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