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Solanum lycopersicum

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Ingrediensbeteckningar i källan

BeteckningTyp av uppgiftÄmnesregister
Solanum lycopersicumRegisternamnIngen ämneskoppling tillgänglig
Solanum lycopersicumRegisternamnIngen ämneskoppling tillgänglig

Ämneskopplingarna fylls på stegvis. Deklarerad ingrediens och ursprungsmaterial är separata uppgifter. En koppling anger identitet, inte effekt, mängd eller ett försäljningstillstånd.

Originalunderlag

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Visa källans strukturerade data
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Öppna originalkällan ↗

European Commission DG SANTE; original source terms and attribution; informational status catalogue

Källans ID
POL-NF-00705
Sparad källversion
c1d37183-d68f-4771-a24a-c17d6ead3b9c
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