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Blog 23: 8-5-2013
The Precautionary Principle and permitting the possible benefits of food – II

Blog 22: 3-4-2013
The Precautionary Principle and permitting the possible benefits of food

Blog 21: 26-3-2013
We need a Traditional Health Claims Regulation!

Blog 20: 13-3-2013
The Health Claims Regulation and Human Rights

Blog 19: 4-3-2013
What’s wrong with the European Claims Regulation

Blog 18: 5-2-2013
Building a Sustainable Food Industry and State-authorized speech

Blog 17: 23-1-2013
The Risk to Public Health posed by Health Claims Laws

Blog 16: 14-1-2013
Want to harmonize “botanicals”?

Blog 15: 4-1-2013
Health Claims and the ending of the separation of powers

Blog 14: 10-12-2012
Progressively Amending the “Permitted List” = Juggling with the Force of Law

Blog 13: 3-12-2012
Where European Law lacks force: the website of the Commission

Blog 12: 21-11-2012
Health claims, suckers and free riders

Blog 11: 9-11-2012
The Health Claims Regulation isn’t about consumer protection

Blog 10: 11-9-2012
Let’s keep function and safety strictly seperated

Blog 9: 30-8-2012
Let’s focus on “traditional use” not on “botanicals”

Blog 8: 12-7-2012
“EU’s Health Claims Regulations. Playing sad and silly “wargames” with nefarious outcomes.”

Blog 7: 4-7-2012
‘The European Health Claims Regulation and the Stockholm Syndrome’

Blog 6: 27-6-2012
‘The European Health Claims Regulation and its detonator’

Blog 5: 14-6-2012
‘The European Health Claims Regulation changes the pattern of risk and will commercialize science’

Blog 4: 22-5-2012
‘European Health Claims Regulation and Commission Regulation wipe out as “spam” a century of nutrition & health research’

Blog 3: 8-5-2012
‘Is the European Health Claims Regulation a Precautionary Measure?’

Blog 2: 1-5-2012
‘How the European Commission mishandled “its own” Health Claims’

Blog 1: 27-4-2012
‘Health Claims Regulation must be destroyed’