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MTRCB MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 98-07: MTRCB rules on PG-13 movie theater entry

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Title Supreme Court: Infant Formula Open-Date Marking Guidelines

Law: Bfad Fda Regulation No. 001-c S. 1982

Decision Date: Oct 1, 1982

Guidelines mandate that all powdered infant formula must display a "Best before" date to ensure nutritional quality, specifying limits for moisture content, vitamin C, and solubility, effective January 1983.

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Definitions

Infant Formula: A product derived from milk of cows, other animals (including fish), or plants, proven suitable for infant feeding.
Infant: A person not older than 12 months.

Labeling and Quality Requirements

All infant formula products must prominently display a "Best before" date on their label or packaging.
The "Best before" date indicates when any of the following limits are expected to be reached:
- Maximum moisture content: 3.5%
- Minimum Vitamin C content: 90% of the label claim, but not less than 30 mg per 100 mg sample.
- Minimum percent solubility: 80%

Effective Date

Full compliance with the open-date marking guidelines is required from January 1983 for all covered products.

Issuance and Re-issuance

Originally adopted on October 1, 1982, and re-issued on October 7, 1991.
Signed by the Acting Administrator and the Minister of Health in 1982 and later by the Director and Assistant Secretary for Standards and Regulation in 1991.

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