Response from ENSA on the draft carbohydrates and health report, which was open for consultation until the September 1st 2014.
ENSA would like to highlight its concerns regarding the exclusion for lactose from milk and milk products in the setting of intake recommendations of sugars. Such an exemption may directly and indirectly lead to misinformation and discrimination for food products which are nutritionally equivalent to milk and milk products, such as soy drinks and other soyfoods.
ENSA reactive statement – European Court of Justice ruling on the use of non-organic lithothamnium in organic plant-based drinks as a source of calcium
3 May 2021
In the case C-815/19 Natumi referred for a preliminary ruling, the European Court of Justice concluded that non-organic lithothamnium could…
UK’s COT confirms safety of plant-based drinks’ consumption in young children
17 February 2021
The European Plant-based Foods Association (ENSA) welcomes the publication of the “Overarching statement on consumption of plant-based…
Multi-stakeholder letter: Stop Amendment 171
9 February 2021
The members of ENSA, the European Plant-based Foods Association, are among the 94 organisations calling on the Commission and Member States…
ENSA Position on the Revision of the EU Food Information to Consumers Regulation
3 February 2021
ENSA Position on the Revision of the EU Food Information to Consumers Regulation ENSA welcomes the intention of the European Commission to…
ENSA contribution consultation Organic Action Plan
27 November 2020
There is a consensus among the scientific community on the needs to rebalance our current dietary patterns to consume less animal protein…
Denominations of plant-based food and drink products: European Parliament sends mixed message ahead of trilogue negotiations on CAP Reform
23 October 2020
The European Plant-based Foods Association (ENSA) is puzzled by the outcome of today’s vote on the Common Market Organisation (CMO)…