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RENEGOTIATION OF THE FOOD SUPPLEMENTS DIRECTIVE

Early day motion 414, tabled 16 December 2004 by Lord Grayling (Conservative). Signed by 160 members.

That this House regrets the passing of the Food Supplements Regulations (England) 2003; mandates the Government to use the UK Presidency to renegotiate the Food Supplements Directive with the European Union; and indicates a willingness to repeal the regulations if the renegotiation does not reach a satisfactory compromise to protect the interests of consumers and manufacturers in the United Kingdom.

Signatures by party: Conservative 90, Labour 36, Liberal Democrat 19, DUP 3, Labour/Co-operative 3, Scottish National Party 3, UUP 3, Plaid Cymru 2, Independent 1.