Sentence examples for regulations for human consumption from inspiring English sources
Also, the drinking water microbiological parameters, according to the Italian [ 16] and European [ 17] regulations for human consumption, were monitored.
Spice is often sold as 'incense' in tobacco shops and because of such is not under federal regulations for human consumption.
According to Chinese regulations, water for human consumption is graded on a scale of one to five, with one rated as pure and five as heavily polluted.
Nevertheless, the three top-rated indicators dealt with water availability, regulation and quality (for human consumption).
This has included promoting new regulations requiring all salt for human consumption to contain iodiene, an essential element needed in the daily diet for optimum child nutrition, as well as establishing a breastfeeding room at its headquarters for mothers among its staff and banning child labour at its building construction sites.
These products are used to flocculate the suspended particles, measured as turbidity, that are found in raw water to fulfill regulations on drinking water quality for human consumption (maximum value of 5 NTU).
Sansiri also played a key role in pushing for a new regulation that requires all salt for human consumption to be iodized.
In 2006, the European Commission (EC) set maximum levels (MLs) for 11 mycotoxins, including DON and ZEN, in certain foods intended for human consumption (Commission Regulation EC No 1881/2006 [ 27]).
The EQS value of 0.0065 μg TEQ/kg for dioxin and dioxin-like compounds (which is based on the maximum permitted levels in the meat of fish for human consumption defined by regulation 2011/1259/EC) was exceeded by >50%% of the tested organisms in the specimen bank (Mohaupt et al. [105]).
Regulation on the quality of water intended for human consumption.
The cow, which staggered and collapsed after passing an initial visual inspection at Lone Star Beef in San Angelo, Tex., was condemned as unfit for human consumption and under federal regulations should have been tested for mad cow disease.
