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Indirect Food Additive - In general, these are food additives that come into contact with food as part of packaging, holding, or processing, but are not intended to be added directly to, become a component, or have a technical effect in or on the food.
This includes food packaging and its components, processing equipment, food preparation surfaces, or cookware. Other examples include substances that are added to or applied on packaging surfaces, such as adhesives, colorants, certain uses of antimicrobials, and antioxidants.
Cross contamination can occur in two ways: by direct cross contamination - contact between raw food and ready-to-eat food during transport, storage or preparation. by indirect cross contamination - spread of bacteria from raw food to ready-to-eat food via food handlers, equipment or surfaces.
What is the difference and what are some examples? Food items which are directly used as food are called as direct food source. The items from which food items are derived are called indirect food source.
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Substances that might come into contact with food, perhaps on the outside of a carton, bag or pouch are indirect contact substances. Incidental contact substances are those where contact is not intended nor is it continuous, such as involving food processing equipment.
Indirect Food Additives: Adhesives and Components of Coatings; Paper and Paperboard Components; Polymers; Adjuvants, Production Aids, and Sanitizers.
Substances that directly contact food are direct contact substances. Substances that might come into contact with food, perhaps on the outside of a carton, bag or pouch are indirect contact substances.
Regulated Product(s) Animal Veterinary. Biologics. Cosmetics. Dietary Supplements. Drugs. Food Beverages. Medical Devices. Radiation-Emitting Products.

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