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In Australia/New Zealand, enzymes as such are not specifically defined in the Food Standards Code; however, specified enzymes are permitted for use as processing aids (see "Processing aids" below).
Generous support from the University augmented by regular awards of grants enables consistent growth of the collection, supports a capable staff, and permits an intensive program for processing titles into the collections.
If exceeded, the product is not permitted for use in further food processing and has to be discarded owing to its having probably been diluted with water.
In Canada, similar to flavouring agents and food contact substances, processing aids are permitted for use without pre-market notification providing they meet the specific criteria for the definition of a processing aid (i.e. results in no or negligible residues in the food).
Chicago's new system for processing construction permits is causing delays of almost two months, infuriating builders, architects and permit expediters.
The biggest fight in this regard was over a section in the bill that would eliminate all money for processing federal permits for a gas pipeline that would begin in Alabama and run 750 miles into Florida.
The Oslo peace agreement further enforced the closure policy by conscripting the Palestinian Authority to serve as the local intake office for processing travel permit applications.
Transferring enriched uranium to a former member of the Soviet bloc and bringing the material back to the Netherlands for processing required 20 permits from five countries, said Stephen E. Littlejohn, a spokesman for Covidien.
Plus, the city waives the developer's fee for processing the building permit application.
The purpose for processing.
Whole brains were immediately removed for processing.
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