Nébih: gamay rosés meet the food safety standards
All of the dry gamay rosés, complied with food safety and nutrition criterias of the National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih). Experts found only marking inaccuracies – the office told MTI on Tuesday.
The Nébih product test examined a total of 28 types of dry gamay rosés of 2016, and measured the actual alcoholic strength, ash content and ascorbic acid content of the products in the laboratory.
The experts of the office also verified whether the manufacturers used artificial or natural dyes for the coloring of wines and whether or not foreign sugar could be detected in the products. (MTI)
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