EU food information
Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 and its consolidated text.
Open official EU sourceThe source library explains which documents are used, how dates are handled and why an official label can be more important than an old review.

A source supports a specific statement; it does not automatically prove every marketing conclusion built around it.
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Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 and its consolidated text.
Open official EU sourcePublic scientific overview and safety references.
Open EFSA sourceRegulation (EC) No 1924/2006 and authorised conditions.
Open official EU sourceThe official external registration route with partner number 21282249.
Open registration guideHow FIT PROFIT separates fact, experience and commercial disclosure.
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View updatesFor legal definitions, the regulation is primary. For a current product formula, the current official label is primary. For individual medical suitability, a qualified professional who knows the person’s medicines and history is more relevant than a general website.
Reviews and social posts may show experience, but they cannot establish a universal outcome. FIT PROFIT therefore labels personal context and avoids turning a testimonial into a health claim.
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No pressure · no medical promises · reply in a convenient channelTrust comes from open sources, dates and visible limitations — not from confident wording.
Prefer primary documents, current regulations, official labels and datasets that can be checked.
A new label or rule can replace an older statement. Meaningful changes are documented.
Personal experience may add context, but it is not proof and does not replace medical advice.
Relevant corrections change the material itself; the date is not refreshed without a real update.
One short response helps us improve the right pages instead of creating unnecessary new ones.
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