Additive regulations

Additive regulations are rules established by authorities to control the use of substances added to food, beverages, or other products. They specify which additives are allowed, the maximum amounts that can be used, and the conditions for their safe use. The goal is to ensure these additives do not pose health risks while maintaining product quality and safety. Regulations are based on scientific research and aim to protect consumers from potential harm, ensuring that additives enhance products without compromising public health.