Directive 2001/113/EC(1)sets out the essential requirements to be met by a number of products defined in Annex I thereof, including ‘jam’ and ‘marmalade’, so that these products may move freely within the internal market. | 32004L0084 — European Union law | Esheria

Directive 2001/113/EC(1)sets out the essential requirements to be met by a number of products defined in Annex I thereof, including ‘jam’ and ‘marmalade’, so that these products may move freely within the internal market.

This Directive changes the German-language Annex I rules for fruit jams, jellies, marmalades, and sweetened chestnut purée, including product definitions and a 60% soluble dry matter requirement with an exception for products made with sweeteners.

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European Union
Instrument
Directive
Citation
32004L0084
Status
In force
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Language
en
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food product composition labelling product standards

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