LATVIA NOTIFIES LIST OF BOTANICALS PROHIBITED FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION
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Jun 30, 2020
To protect consumers from the consumption of harmful substances, Latvia has announced the adoption of a list of prohibited plants and parts of plant for use in foods. Foods is understood in a wide sense comprising among other food supplements, herbal teas, syrups, extracts and mixed seasonings. For a number of plants, the list specifies the specific part of the plant which use is restricted.
Regulation on plants and parts of plants prohibited for use in foods - link
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