Moldova prohibits the use of food additive titanium dioxide in food

08 - May - 2025 QQISB

On December 27, 2024  , the National Food Safety Agency of Moldova ( ANSA ) warned and reminded economic operators that the Republic of Moldova no longer authorized the use of food additive titanium dioxide in food. However, titanium dioxide-containing foods placed on the market before these amendments come into effect can remain in circulation until the product's shelf life expires or inventory is exhausted. ANSA will strengthen controls on food on the market, including at border ports, to assess the risk of titanium dioxide content. Titanium dioxide is used to make many foods white, from baked goods and spreads to soups and sauces, salad dressings and dietary supplements. Meanwhile, titanium dioxide is still authorized for use in medicines in the EU and the Republic of Moldova.

For more details, please refer to: https://ansa.gov.md/media/comunicate-de-presa/ansa-aditivul-alimentar-e171-interzis-produsele-alimentare-din-republica