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Conditions for treatment of natural mineral waters and spring waters with ozone–enriched air
1.Treatment of natural mineral waters and spring waters with ozone-enriched...
2.Treatment of natural mineral waters and spring waters with ozone–enriched...
3.A person seeking to have a treatment with ozone-enriched air...
4.The relevant authority shall assess the application and any information...
5.Where the relevant authority decides to authorise a treatment pursuant...
6.Where the relevant authority refuses to authorise a treatment pursuant...
7.Where a treatment has been authorised pursuant to paragraph 4,...
8.If the relevant authority is satisfied that the conditions specified...
9.Where the relevant authority has informed an operator under paragraph...
10.Upon receiving the application for review, the Agency shall make...
Recognition of natural mineral waters
PART 1 Natural mineral waters extracted from the ground in England
PART 2 Natural mineral waters extracted from the ground in a country other than an EEA State
PART 3 Requirements and criteria for recognition as a natural mineral water
Exploitation and bottling requirements for natural mineral water and spring water
1.Equipment for exploiting the water must be so installed as...
2.The spring or outlet must be protected against the risks...
3.The catchment, pipes and reservoirs must be of materials suitable...
4.The conditions of exploitation, particularly at the washing and bottling...
5.(1) Subject to sub-paragraphs (2) and (3), water must not...
7.(1) After bottling, the total colony count of the water...
8.Water shall be free from— (a) Parasites and pathogenic micro-organisms;...
Particulars of anions, cations, non–ionised compounds and trace elements
Performance characteristics for analysing the constituents in Schedule 6
Labelling indications for natural mineral water and criteria for use
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