Safety concerns for nanomaterials in food packaging
date:Aug 27, 2014
ation in Australia.

There is a profound anti-regulatory approach. In Australia, we don't think about regulation until somebody starts falling over and dying, and that's unacceptable in terms of food safety, he said.

We want FSANZ to take a more proactive role in regulating nanomaterials in packaging and food, which is to operate on the basis that food must be assured safe before it's put on the market. That's the basic start.

Tager referred to a study which found that 80 percent of food and p
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