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The Food for Particular Nutritional Uses (Addition of Substances for Specific Nutritional Purposes) (Scotland) Regulations 2002 (revoked)

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Regulation 3(1)(a)

SCHEDULE 1S SUBSTANCES WHICH MAY BE ADDED FOR SPECIFIC NUTRITIONAL PURPOSES IN DESIGNATED PNU FOODS

Category 1. VitaminsS

VITAMIN A:

  • – retinol

  • – retinyl acetate

  • retinyl palmitate

  • – beta-carotene

VITAMIN D:

  • – cholecalciferol

  • – ergocalciferol

VITAMIN E:

  • – D-alpha-tocopherol

  • – DL-alpha-tocopherol

  • – D-alpha-tocopheryl acetate

  • – DL-alpha-tocopheryl acetate

  • – D-alpha-tocopheryl acid succinate

VITAMIN K:

– phylloquinone (phytomenadione)

VITAMIN B1:

  • – thiamin hydrochloride

  • – thiamin mononitrate

VITAMIN B2:

  • – riboflavin

  • – riboflavin 5’ -phosphate, sodium

NIACIN:

  • – nicotinic acid

  • – nicotinamide

PANTOTHENIC ACID:

  • – D-pantothenate, calcium

  • – D-pantothenate, sodium

  • – dexpanthenol

VITAMIN B6:

  • – pyridoxine hydrochloride

  • – pyridoxine 5’ -phosphate

  • – pyridoxine dipalmitate

[F1FOLATE]:

– pteroylmonoglutamic acid

[F2— calcium L-methylfolate ]

VITAMIN B12:

  • – cyanocobalamin

  • – hydroxocobalamin

BIOTIN:

– D-biotin

VITAMIN C:

  • – L-ascorbic acid

  • – sodium-L-ascorbate

  • – calcium-L-ascorbate

  • – potassium-L-ascorbate

  • – L-ascorbyl 6-palmitate

Category 2. MineralsS

CALCIUM:

  • – carbonate

  • – chloride

  • – salts of citric acid

  • – gluconate

  • – glycerophosphate

  • – lactate

  • – salts of orthophosphoric acid

  • – hydroxide

  • – oxide

  • [F3-sulphate]

MAGNESIUM:

  • – acetate

  • – carbonate

  • – chloride

  • – salts of citric acid

  • – gluconate

  • – glycerophosphate

  • – salts of orthophosphoric acid

  • – lactate

  • – hydroxide

  • – oxide

  • – sulphate

IRON:

  • – ferrous carbonate

  • – ferrous citrate

  • – ferric ammonium citrate

  • – ferrous gluconate

  • – ferrous fumarate

  • – ferric sodium diphosphate

  • – ferrous lactate

  • – ferrous sulphate

  • – ferric diphosphate (ferric pyrophosphate)

  • – ferric saccharate

  • – elemental iron (carbonyl + electrolytic + hydrogen reduced)

  • [F4— ferrous bisglycinate]

COPPER:

  • – cupric carbonate

  • – cupric citrate

  • – cupric gluconate

  • – cupric sulphate

  • – copper lysine complex

IODINE:

  • – potassium iodide

  • – potassium iodate

  • – sodium iodide

  • – sodium iodate

ZINC:

  • – acetate

  • – chloride

  • – citrate

  • – gluconate

  • – lactate

  • – oxide

  • – carbonate

  • – sulphate

MANGANESE:

  • – carbonate

  • – chloride

  • – citrate

  • – gluconate

  • – glycerophosphate

  • – sulphate

SODIUM:

  • – bicarbonate

  • – carbonate

  • – chloride

  • – citrate

  • – gluconate

  • – lactate

  • – hydroxide

  • – salts of orthophosphoric acid

POTASSIUM:

  • – bicarbonate

  • – carbonate

  • – chloride

  • – citrate

  • – gluconate

  • – glycerophosphate

  • – lactate

  • – hydroxide

  • – salts of orthophosphoric acid

SELENIUM:

  • – sodium selenate

  • – sodium hydrogen selentine

  • – sodium selenite

CHROMIUM (III) and their hexahydrates:

  • – chloride

  • – sulphate

MOLYBDENUM (VI):

  • – ammonium molybdate

  • – sodium molybdate

FLUORINE:

  • – potassium fluoride

  • – sodium fluoride

Category 3. Amino acidsS

  • – L-alanine

  • – L-arginine

  • – L-cysteine

  • – Cystine

  • – L-histidine

  • – L-glutamic acid

  • – L-glutamine

  • – L-isoleucine

  • – L-leucine

  • – L-lysine

  • – L-lysine acetate

  • – L-methionine

  • – L-ornithine

  • – L-phenylalanine

  • – L-threonine

  • – L-tryptophan

  • – L-tyrosine

  • – L-valine

For amino acids, as far as applicable, also the sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium salts as well as their hydrochlorides may be used

Category 4. Carnitine and taurineS

  • – L-carnitine

  • – L-carnitine hydrochloride

  • [F5L carnitine-L-tartrate]

  • – taurine

Category 5. NucleotidesS

  • – adenosine 5’ -phosphoric acid (AMP)

  • – sodium salts of AMP

  • – cytidine 5’ -monophosphoric acid (CMP)

  • – sodium salts of CMP

  • – guanosine 5’ -phosphoric acid (GMP)

  • – sodium salts of GMP

  • – insosine 5’ -phosphoric acid (IMP)

  • – sodium salts of IMP

  • – uridine 5’ -phosphoric acid (UMP)

  • – sodium salts of UMP

Category 6. Choline and inositolS

  • – choline

  • – choline chloride

  • – choline bitartrate

  • – choline citrate

  • – inositol

Regulation 3(1)(a)

[F6SCHEDULE 2SADDITIONAL SUBSTANCES WHICH MAY BE ADDED FOR SPECIFIC NUTRITIONAL PURPOSES IN FOODS FOR SPECIAL MEDICAL PURPOSES

[F7Category 2. MineralsS

— magnesium L-;aspartate]

Category 3. Amino acidsS

SubstanceConditions of use
For amino acids, as far as applicable, also the sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium salts as well as their hydrochlorides may be used.]
L-arginine-L-aspartate
L-aspartic acid
L-citrulline
Glycine
L-lysine-L-aspartate
L-lysine-L-glutamate
L-proline
L-serine
N-acetyl-L-cysteine
N-acetyl-L-methionineShall not be used except in foods intended for persons over 1 year of age.

Regulation 3(5)

[F8SCHEDULE 3SSUBSTANCES WHICH MAY BE ADDED FOR SPECIFIC NUTRITIONAL PURPOSES IN DESIGNATED PNU FOODS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DEROGATION IN REGULATION 3(5)

  • Category 1. Vitamins

    • VITAMIN E:

      • D–alpha tocopheryl polyethylene glycol 1000 succinate

  • Category 2. Minerals

    • BORON:

      • boric acid

      • sodium borate

    • CALCIUM:

      • amino acid chelate

      • pidolate

    • MAGNESIUM:

      • amino acid chelate

      • pidolate

    • IRON:

      • ferrous hydroxide

      • ferrous pidolate

      • amino acid chelate

    • COPPER:

      • amino acid chelate

    • ZINC:

      • amino acid chelate

    • MANGANESE:

      • amino acid chelate

    • SELENIUM:

      • enriched yeast

    • CHROMIUM:

      • amino acid chelate]

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