Orden PRA/379/2018, de 11 de abril, por la que se designa a la Entidad Nacional de Acreditación como órgano de evaluación y certificación de las buenas prácticas de laboratorio en ensayos no clínicos de aditivos, aromas y enzimas alimentarios, nuevos alimentos y coadyuvantes tecnológicos. | BOE-A-2018-4988 — Spain law | Esheria

Orden PRA/379/2018, de 11 de abril, por la que se designa a la Entidad Nacional de Acreditación como órgano de evaluación y certificación de las buenas prácticas de laboratorio en ensayos no clínicos de aditivos, aromas y enzimas alimentarios, nuevos alimentos y coadyuvantes tecnológicos.

ENAC is designated to evaluate and certify good laboratory practices for certain non-clinical tests and related food-sector materials.

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BOE-A-2018-4988
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entry into force environmental regulation food additives good laboratory practices inspection laboratory certification laboratory compliance certification laboratory practices novel foods product certification public health regulation technological processing aids

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ENAC is designated to evaluate and certify good laboratory practices for certain non-clinical tests and related food-sector materials. ENAC must decide on the inspection result and, if favorable, issue the laboratory good-practices certificate to the applicant. The order designates ENAC to evaluate and certify laboratory good practices for certain food-related non-clinical tests, and ENAC must issue and forward the certificate when the inspection result is favorable. The order takes effect the day after it is published in the Official State Gazette. This provision says the order relies on constitutional powers over health coordination and basic environmental protection, while allowing autonomous communities to adopt additional protective measures.