Norway ∙ The Norwegian Fortification Model - A Long-Lasting Headache? Journal Artikel Marie Vaale-Hallberg European Food and Feed Law Review, Jahrgang 17 (2022), Ausgabe 5, Seite 373 - 373
Norway ∙ Some Experiences Learnt so Far – The New Norwegian Regime on Fortified Food Journal Artikel Marie Vaale-Hallberg European Food and Feed Law Review, Jahrgang 15 (2020), Ausgabe 5, Seite 482 - 483
Norway ∙ DNA Metabarcoding – A Suitable Method to Analyse Food Supplements? Journal Artikel Marie Vaale-Hallberg European Food and Feed Law Review, Jahrgang 14 (2019), Ausgabe 6, Seite 549 - 550
Norway ∙ The (raw) Milky Way Journal Artikel Marie Vaale-Hallberg European Food and Feed Law Review, Jahrgang 14 (2019), Ausgabe 1, Seite 68 - 68
Norway ∙ "Got (Raw) Milk"? No Chance. Journal Artikel Marie Vaale-Hallberg European Food and Feed Law Review, Jahrgang 13 (2018), Ausgabe 2, Seite 151 - 152
Norway ∙ Regulation Fortification of Vitamins, Minerals and other Substances Journal Artikel Marie Vaale-Hallberg European Food and Feed Law Review, Jahrgang 13 (2018), Ausgabe 5, Seite 462 - 462
Norway ∙ New Maximum and Minimum Limits for Food Supplements Journal Artikel Marie Vaale-Hallberg European Food and Feed Law Review, Jahrgang 12 (2017), Ausgabe 5, Seite 441 - 442
Norway ∙ Specific, but not too Specific – How to Designate Vitamins in the List of Ingredients Journal Artikel Marie Vaale-Hallberg European Food and Feed Law Review, Jahrgang 11 (2016), Ausgabe 4, Seite 340 - 341
Norway ∙ What a novelty! Journal Artikel Marie Vaale-Hallberg European Food and Feed Law Review, Jahrgang 11 (2016), Ausgabe 3, Seite 236 - 237 While the rest of Europe has been discussing the amendments to the Regulation on Novel Food (EC) No 258/97 (Old Novel Food Regulation) over the past few years, culminating in the new regulation (EU) 2015/2283 on novel food (New Novel Food Regulation), it is only recently that the Old Novel Food Regulation has been incorporated into the European Economic Area Agreement of 1992 (EEA Agreement) and thus become applicable in Norway. It was officially included by the EEA Committee on June 11th 2015. No other EU Regulation has been pending longer prior to the inclusion. So, why is this?
Norway ∙ “Homemade” Food Does Not Mean Food Made at Home Journal Artikel Håkon Austdal, Marie Vaale-Hallberg European Food and Feed Law Review, Jahrgang 11 (2016), Ausgabe 1, Seite 60 - 62 Is it misleading to call a frozen pizza “homemade”? The Norwegian Food Safety Authority (NFSA) recently issued a decision on the use of the term “homemade” for factory made food products, in a case that had been pending for several years.
‘Meat me in Italy’: The Italian Ban on Meat-Sounding Names and Cell-Cultured Meat Francesco Planchenstainer