Taiwan limits use of Eucalyptus globulus leaf and extract to food flavourings from Jan 2024

By Tingmin Koe

28-Feb-2023 - Last updated on 28-Feb-2023 at 03:57 GMT

From January next year, the Eucalyptus globulus leaf and extract can no longer be used as a food raw material, except as a food flavouring, Taiwan authorities said.

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