Level of education
Master's degree
ECTS
2 credits
Training structure
Faculty of Science
Description
This course provides an introduction to the regulations governing flavors and fragrances. Labor law issues will also be addressed.
Hourly volumes*:
CM: 8 p.m.
Objectives
Acquire regulatory knowledge on the use of additives and other ingredients for the food industry and perfumery. Understand the rules of the labor market.
Teaching hours
- Legislation - CMLecture8 p.m.
Mandatory prerequisites
Master 1 ICAP A&P or equivalent training
Knowledge assessment
100% Terminal Control (2 sessions)
Syllabus
Course:
Regulations on Flavors:
- Food law: the Codex Alimentarius, EU law, French law.
- Quality assurance in industry: ISO standards, HACCP guidelines, and Good Practice Guide.
- Food additives: food additives and processing aids, flavorings (INCO Regulation or Regulation 1169/2011/EU).
- Regulation of flavorings: according to Regulation 1334/2008/EC
- Regulation of additives: according to Regulation 1333/2008/EC
- Chemical risk: Classification and labeling according to CLP Regulation or Regulation 1272/2008 + Safety Data Sheet according to REACH Regulation.
Perfume Regulations:
General information on the regulatory environment for perfumes: decision-making bodies, standards, and regulations in place. Illustrated with concrete examples of how these rules are applied when a perfume is placed on the market.
Labor law: General introduction to the law; Conclusion of the employment contract; Execution of the employment contract; Termination of the employment contract.
Additional information
Administrative contact(s):
Master's Program in Chemistry Secretariat
https://master-chimie.edu.umontpellier.fr/