| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | Acceptance given, or where there is a footnote to this column, presumed to be given, but not stated specifically to be Full Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Acceptance with Specified Deviations | ||
| General Standard for the Labelling of Prepackaged Foods (Ref. No. CAC/RS 1-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Ghana, Iran, Liberia, Monaco, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Morocco | Argentina, U.S.A. | Bolivia, Philippines, Portugal |
| Canned Pacific Salmon (Ref. No. CAC/RS 3-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Iran, Liberia, Monaco, Rep. Morocco, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus | Argentina, Japan | Bolivia, Phillippines, Portugal |
| White Sugar (Ref. No. CAC/RS 4-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, Thailand, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana Morocco | Argentina | Hungary |
1 The position of Canada is given in document ALINORM 72/5, Part III.
| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | Acceptance given, or where there is a footnote to this column, presumed to be given, but not stated specifically to be Full Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Acceptance with Specified Deviations | ||
| Powdered Sugar (Icing Sugar) (Ref. No. CAC/RS 5-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana Morocco | Argentina | Hungary |
| Soft Sugars (Ref.No. CAC/RS 6-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana | Argentina | Hungary |
| Dextrose Anhydrous (Ref. No. CAC/RS 7-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana | Argentina, USA | Hungary |
| Dextrose Monohydrate (Ref. No. CAC/RS 7-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana | Argentina, USA | Hungary |
| Glucose Syrup (Ref. No. CAC/RS 9-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Morocco, Rep. of Sudan, Thailand, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana | Argentina, USA | Hungary |
1 The position of Canada is given in document ALINORM 74/6, Part II
| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | Acceptance given, or where there is a footnote to this column, presumed to be given, but not stated specifically to be Full Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Acceptance with Specified Deviations | ||
| Dried Glucose Syrup (Ref. No. CAC/RS 10-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana | Argentina, USA | Hungary |
| Lactose (Ref. No. CAC/RS 11-1969) | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana | Argentina, Canada | Hungary |
| European Regional Standard for Honey (Ref. No. CAC/RS 12-1969) | Bahrain, Ghana, Iran, Liberia, Monaco, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Morocco | Argentina, Canada | Bolivia, Philippines, Portugal 2 The USA does not accept the standard, but honey fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA |
| Canned Tomatoes (Ref. No. CAC/RS 13-1969) 1 3 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Morocco | Hungary | |
| Canned Peaches (Ref. No. CAC/RS 14-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ghana, Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Morocco | Hungary, Israel | |
1 The position of Canada is given in ALINORM 74/6, Part II.
2 Portugal states that the Recommended Standard merits their entire approval.
3 The position of Japan is given in ALINORM 74/6, Part III.
| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | Acceptance given, or where there is a footnote to this column, presumed to be given, but not stated specifically to be Full Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Acceptance with Specified Deviations | ||
| Canned Grapefruit (Ref. No. CAC/RS 15-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Morocco | Hungary, Israel | |
| Canned Green Beans and Wax Beans (Ref. No. CAC/RS 16-1969) 1 2 | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Morocco | Hungary | |
| Canned Applesauce (Ref.No. CAC/RS 17-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ghana, Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Morocco | Hungary | |
| Canned Sweet Corn (Ref.No. CAC/RS 18-1969) 1 2 | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Morocco | Hungary, Israel | |
| General Standard for Fats and Oils not covered by individual standards (Ref.No. CAC/RS 19-1969) | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep.,Ghana, Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Trinidad and Tobago | Argentina | Hungary. The USA does not accept the standard, but products fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. |
| Edible Soya Bean Oil (Ref. No. CAC/RS 20-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ghana, Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Morocco, Trinidad and Tobago | Hungary. The USA does not accept the standard but soya bean oil fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. | |
1 The position of Canada is given in document ALINORM 74/6, Part II.
2 The position of Japan is given in document ALINORM 74/6, Part III.
| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | Acceptance given, or where there is a footnote to this column, presumed to be given, but not stated specifically to be Full Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Acceptance with Specified Deviations | ||
| Edible Arachis Oil (Ref. No. CAC/RS 21-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Morocco, Trinidad and Tobago | Portugal | Hungary. The USA does not accept the standard, but arachis oil fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. |
| Edible Cottoseed Oil (Ref. No. CAC/RS 22-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Morocco, Trinidad and Tobago | Argentina, Portugal | Hungary. The USA does not accept the standard, but cottonseed oil fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. |
| Edible Sunflowerseed Oil (Ref. No. CAC/RS 23-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep.of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Morocco, Trinidad and Tobago | Portugal | Hungary. The USA does not accept the standard, but sunflowerseed oil fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. |
| Edible Rapeseed Oil (Ref. No. CAC/RS 24-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep.of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep.of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana Morocco, Trinidad and Tobago | Hungary. The USA does not accept the standard, but rapeseed oil fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. | |
| Edible Maize Oil (Ref. No. CAC/RS 25-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep.of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Morocco, Trinidad and Tobago | Portugal | Hungary. The USA does not accept the standard, but maize oil fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. |
| Edible Sesameseed Oil (Ref. No. CAC/RS 26-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep.of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep.of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Morocco, Trinidad and Tobago | Hungary. The USA does not accept the standard, but sesameseed oil fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. | |
1 The position of Canada is given in document ALINORM 74/6, Part II.
| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | Acceptance given, or where there is a footnote to this column, presumed to be given, but not stated specifically to be Full Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Acceptance with specified Deviations | ||
| Edible Safflowerseed Oil (Ref. No. CAC/RS 27-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Morocco, Trinidad and Tobago | Portugal | Hungary. The USA does not accept the standard, but safflowerseed oil fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. |
| Lard (Ref. No. CAC/RS 28-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ghana, Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Trinidad and Tobago | Argentina, Portugal | Hungary |
| Rendered Pork Fat (Ref. No. CAC/RS 29-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago | Argentina, Portugal | Hungary |
| Premier Jus (Ref. No. CAC/RS 30-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago | Argentina, Portugal | Hungary |
| Edible Tallow (Ref. No. CAC/RS 31-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Trinidad and Tobago | Portugal | Hungary |
| Margarine (Ref. No. CAC/RS 32-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, Trinidad and Tobago, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Morocco | Argentina, Portugal, USA | Hungary |
1 The position of Canada is given in document ALINORM 74/6, Part II.
| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | Acceptance given, or where there is a footnote to this column, presumed to be given, but not stated specifically to be Full Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Acceptance with Specified Deviations | ||
| Olive Oils (Ref. No. CAC/RS 33-1969) 1 | Algeria, Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Portugal, Romania, 6 Rep. of South Africa, Spain, Rep. of Sudan,Turkey,8 People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Argentina, Trinidad and Tobago | Bulgaria, 4 Colombia, Cyprus, Italy, Morocco, Tunisia 7 | Hungary, Iran, Iraq 5 Dominican Republic 2 Jordan 3 The USA does not accept the standard, but olive oil fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. |
| Mustardseed Oil (Ref. No. CAC/RS 34-1969) 1 | Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Morocco, Trinidad and Tobago | Hungary. The USA does not accept the standard, but mustardseed oil fully conforming to the standard may be distributed in the USA. | |
| Quick-Frozen Gutted Pacific Salmon (Ref. No. CAC/RS 36-1970) | Argentina, Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ghana, Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Hungary | ||
| Canned Shrimps or Prawns (Ref. No. CAC/RS 37-1970) | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Morocco, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Ghana | Argentina | Hungary |
1 The position of Canada is given in document ALINORM 74/6, Part II.
2 The Dominican Republic states that since it is not a producer country of olive oil, it sees no obstacle in the way of accepting the Recommended Standard.
3 Jordan states that it is in agreement with the Recommended Standard.
4 Bulgaria has indicated that it accepts the standard but that it has a reservation about one particular provision, i.e. the free acidity figure for virgin olive oil (sub-section 3.2.2). This reservation may be the result of a misunderstanding and the matter has been taken up with the authorities concerned in Bulgaria.
5 Iraq indicated in March 1973 that the Iraqi Organization for Standards had issued Iraqi specifications for olive oils which would come into force in the very near future and which are in complete accordance with the Recommended Codex Standard for Olive Oils.
6 Romania has indicated that it is in agreement with the Recommended Codex Standard and from subsequent correspondence it is inferred that Romania has given Full Acceptance.
7 Oils meeting the Recommended Codex Standard will be permitted to be distributed freely in Tunisia.
8 Turkey has indicated that the national standards have been revised in accordance with the Recommended Codex Standard. From subsequent correspondence it is inferred that Turkey has given Full Acceptance.
| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | Acceptance given, or where there is a footnote to this column, presumed to be given but not stated specifically to be Full Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Acceptance with Specified Deviations | ||
| General Standard for Fungi and Fungus Products (Ref. No. CAC/RS 38-1970) | Argentina, Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Morocco, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Ghana | Hungary | |
| Edible Dried Fungi (Ref. No. CAC/RS 39-1970) | Argentina, Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Morocco, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Ghana | Hungary | |
| European Regional Standard for Fresh Fungus “Chanterelle” (Ref.No. CAC/RS 40-1970) | Argentina, Bahrain, Fed. Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ghana, Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Hungary | ||
| Quick Frozen Peas (Ref. No. CAC/RS 41-1970) 1
2 | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Hungary | ||
| Canned Pineapple (Ref. No. CAC/RS 42-1970) 1 | Bahrain, Fed.Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Rep., Ivory Coast, Rep. of Sudan, People's Dem.Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Ghana, Morocco | Hungary | |
1 The position of Canada is given in ALINORM 74/6, Part II.
2 The position of Japan is given in ALINORM 74/6, Part III.
| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | Acceptance given, or where there is a footnote to this column, presumed to be given, but not stated specifically to be Full Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Acceptance with Specified Deviations | ||
| Apricot, Peach and Peach Nectars preserved exclusively by physical means (Ref.No.CAC/RS 44-1971) 1 | Bahrain, Central African Republic, Iran, Kuwait, Swaziland | Cyprus, Romania | Liberia | |
| Orange Juice preserved exclusively by physical means (Ref. No. CAC/RS 45-1971) 1 | Bahrain, Central African Republic, Iran, Kuwait, Swaziland | Cyprus, Romania | Liberia | |
| Grapefruit Juice preserved exclusively by physical means (Ref. No. CAC/RS 46-1971) 1 | Bahrain, Central African Republic, Iran, Kuwait, Swaziland | Cyprus, Romania | Liberia | |
| Lemon Juice preserved exclusively by physical means (Ref. No. CAC/RS 47-1971) 1 | Bahrain, Central African Republic, Iran, Kuwait, Swaziland | Cyprus, Romania | Liberia | |
| Apple Juice preserved exclusively by physical means (Ref. No. CAC/RS 48-1971) 1 | Bahrain, Central African Republic, Iran, Kuwait, Swaziland | Cyprus, Romania | Liberia | |
| Tomato Juice preserved exclusively by physical means (Ref. No. CAC/RS 49-1971) 1 2 | Bahrain, Central African Republic, Iran, Kuwait, Swaziland | Cyprus, Romania | Liberia | |
| Quick Frozen Fillets of Cod and Haddock (Ref. No. CAC/RS 50-1971) | Bahrain, Central African Republic, Iran, Kuwait, Swaziland | Cyprus | Liberia | |
1 The position of Canada is given in document ALINORM 74/6, Part II.
2 The position of Japan is given in document ALINORM 74/6, Part III.
| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | Acceptance given, or where there is a footnote to this column, presumed to be given, but not stated specifically to be Full Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Acceptance with Specified Deviations | ||
| Quick Frozen Fillets of Ocean Perch (Ref. No. CAC/RS 51-1971) | Bahrain, Central African Republic, Iran, Kuwait, Swaziland | Cyprus | Liberia | |
| Quick Frozen Strawberries (Ref.No. CAC/RS 52-1971) 1 2 | Bahrain, Central African Republic, Iran, Swaziland | Romania | Liberia | |
| Special Dietary Foods with low Sodium Content (including Salt Substitutes) (Ref. No. CAC/RS 53-1971) 1 | United Republic of Tanzania | Western Samoa | ||
| Powdered Dextrose (Icing Dextrose) (Ref. No. CAC/RS 54-1971) 1 | United Republic of Tanzania | Western Samoa | ||
| Concentrated Apple Juice preserved exclusively by physical means (Ref.No. CAC/RS 63-1972) 1 | United Republic of Tanzania | Western Samoa | ||
| Concentrated Orange Juice preserved exclusively by physical means (Ref. No. CAC/RS 64-1972) 1 | United Republic of Tanzania | Western Samoa | ||
1 The position of Canada is given in ALINORM 74/6, Part II.
2 The position of Japan is given in ALINORM 74/6, Part III.
NOTE: The following 40 countries are listed in the above Table: Algeria, Argentina, Bahrain, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Federal Republic of Cameroon, Canada, Central African Republic, Colombia, Cyprus, Dominican Republic, Ghana, Hungary, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Ivory Coast, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Liberia, Monaco, Morocco, Philippines, Portugal, Romania, Western Samoa, Republic of South Africa, Republic of Sudan, Spain, Swaziland, United Republic of Tanzania, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, United States of America, Democratic People's Republic of Yemen and Republic of Zaire.
Some of the countries listed in the Table have also provided information additional to that given in the Table, but this information does not appear to constitute any form of acceptance at this stage. This appears to be the position also with regard to the information given in the replies received from the following 22 countries not listed in the Table: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Costa Rica, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Federal Republic of Germany, France, Greece, Ireland, Republic of Korea, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Senegal, Sweden, Switzerland, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, United Kingdom, Uruguay, Venezuela, Republic of Vietnam.
All of the replies on acceptances received up to the commencement of the Tenth
Session of the Codex Alimentarius Commission have been published. Details of country
positions on acceptances including details of deviations, are to be found in the
following documents:-
Prepared for 8th Session of the Commission
ALINORM 71/6 (Argentina, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Israel, Liberia, Monaco, Philippines, Portugal, USSR, USA)
Prepared for 9th Session of the Commission
ALINORM 72/5, Part I (Progress Report on acceptances as at 30 April 1972 covered the following 21 countries: Argentina, Bahrain, Bolivia, Federal Rep. of Cameroon, Central African Republic, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Hungary, Iran, Israel, Ivory Coast, Japan, Liberia, Monaco, Morocco, Philippines, Portugal, Republic of Sudan, Trinidad and Tobago, USSR, USA)
ALINORM 72/5, Part II (Progress Report on acceptances between 1 May 1972 and October 1972 covered the following 17 countries: Canada, Cyprus, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, France, Italy, Jordan, Netherlands, Senegal, Republic of South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Republic of Sudan, Thailand, Republic of Vietnam, USA)
ALINORM 72/5, Part III (Canada)
ALINORM 72/5, Part IV (USA)
ALINORM 72/5 - Part V (covered the following 6 countries: Australia, Austria, Federal Republic of Germany, Ghana, Ireland, United Kingdom)
Prepared for 10th Session of the Commission
ALINORM 74/6, Part I and Corrigendum (covered the following 23 countries: Algeria, Argentina, Bahrain, Belgium, Bulgaria, Central African Republic, Colombia, Cyprus, Denmark, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Republic of Korea, Kuwait, Liberia, Norway, Romania, Spain, Swaziland, Tunisia, Turkey, Uruguay, Venezuela)
ALINORM 74/6, Part II (Canada)
ALINORM 74/6, Part II, Addendum (Canada)
ALINORM 74/6, Part III (Japan)
ALINORM 74/6, Part IV (USA)
ALINORM 74/6, Part IV, Addendum (USA)
ALINORM 74/6 - Part IV, Addendum 2 (USA)
ALINORM 74/6, Part V (Greece, Ireland, New Zealand)
ALINORM 74/6, Part VI (Switzerland)
ALINORM 74/6, Part VII (Federal Republic of Germany)
ALINORM 74/6, Part VIII (United Republic of Tanzania, Western Samoa)
ALINORM 74/6, Part IX (Sweden)
ALINORM 74/6, Part X (France)
ALINORM 74/6, Part XI (Italy)
ACCEPTANCE OF CODEX MAXIMUM LIMITS FOR PESTICIDE RESIDUES AS AT 11 JULY 1974
| Recommended Standard | Method of Acceptance | ||
| Full Acceptance | Target Acceptance | Limited Acceptance | |
| International Tolerances for Pesticides Residues (First Series) (Ref. No. CAC/RS 2-1969) 2 | Argentina, Bahrain, Bolivia 1, Ghana, Iran, Liberia, Monaco, Philippines 1, Portugal 1, Rep. of Sudan, Thailand, United States of America3, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Israel | |
| International Tolerances for Pesticides Residues (Second Series) (Ref. No. CAC/RS 35-1969) 2 | Argentina, Bahrain, Fed.Rep.of Cameroon, Central African Rep. Ghana, Ivory Coast, Rep.of Sudan, United States of America3, People's Dem. Rep. of Yemen, Rep. of Zaire | Cyprus, Morocco | |
| International Tolerances for Pesticides Residues (Third Series) (Ref. No. CAC/RS 43-1971) | Bahrain, Central African Republic, Greece, Iran, Kuwait, Liberia, Swaziland, United States of America3 | Cyprus | |
1 Bolivia, the Philippines and Portugal have not stated specifically that they have given Full Acceptance, but it is assumed from the replies that this is the intention. Bolivia, in its reply which covered various Recommended Standards including the First Series of International Tolerances for Pesticide Residues, stated that it accepted the standards. The Philippines has likewise stated that it has accepted the standard. Portugal indicated that the standard merited acceptance.
2 The position of Canada is given in ALINORM 74/6, Part II and ALINORM 72/15, Part III.
3 For precise details of the acceptance of the USA, see ALINORM 74/6, Part IV, Addendum and Addendum 2.
NOTE: The replies from individual countries are to be found in the ALINORM documents identified previously in this Appendix.
