Presenting AIJN

Who we are, what do we do,
who are our members, …

Facts and figures

About the E.U. Fruit Juice Industry

Fruit Juice Production

AIJN Membership

Why become an AIJN member?

Code of Practice

for evaluation of quality and authenticity of fruit and vegetable juices

Papers, Codes & Guidelines

  • Juice quality
  • Juice safety
  • Health & Nutrition
  • Sustainability
  • Labelling

5-a-day

  • What is it and how to achieve it?
  • world-juice-day

Members Area

Latest Notes

Key Dossiers

  • Introduction
  • Fruit Juice Directive
  • Claims Regulation
  • Food information to consumer
  • Addition of vitamins & minerals
  • Food Improvement Agents
  • Novel Foods
  • Plant Protection Products
  • Organic Production

Payments

Useful Links

Contact

Juicy News

  • Revised Fruit Juice Directive published in the EU Official Journal
  • 1 June 2012 – Netherlands – The Hague, Hilton hotel: General Assembly (morning)
  • 31 May 2012 – Netherlands – The Hague, Hilton hotel: Business Session and Gala Dinner
  • EU Ecolabelling Board does not recommend development of EU Ecolabel for Food
  • New research shows those who drink 100 percent fruit juice have higher intakes of key nutrients compared to non-consumers
  • European Council adopts the new Fruit Juice Directive
  • Novel Food proposal postponed until late 2012
  • European Parliament blocks approval of new nutrition claims
  • Article 13 list of health claims submitted to the European Parliament for scrutiny
  • AIJN Press Release on the detection in the US of traces of Carbendazim
  • 13 October 2011 – Belgium – Brussels: AIJN-EQCS Workshop Presentations
  • EU Member States in favour of use of stevia.
  • Member States to decide on national level whether to restrict/prohibit cultivation of GMOs on their territory
  • Data & trends of the European Food and Drink Industry 2010.
  • A new study shows that flavanone Hesperidin from orange juice may significantly reduce blood pressure and other cardiovascular disease risk factors.
  • Canadian researchers found through a pilot study that drinking two servings of tomato juice per day can help protect against osteoporosis.
  • COP subscribers can now participate in the COP Forum discussions
  • An off-line version of the AIJN website now available

AIJN – European Fruit Juice Association

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