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Dietary Reference Value

Dietary Reference Values (DRV) is the name of the nutritional requirements systems used by the United Kingdom Department of Health and the European Union's European Food Safety Authority.

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related to Extension to European Union · 16
Dietary Reference Value → Authority, Dietary Reference Values, DRV, DRVs, EFSA, EU, European, European Food Safety Authority, Food-Based Dietary Guidelines, In, March, Member States, Open Consultation, September, The EFSA, The European Food Safety
related to Introduction in the United Kingdom · 16
Dietary Reference Value → Dietary Reference Values, EAR, Estimated Average Requirement, Food Energy, Health, In, Lower Recommended Nutritional Intake, LRNI, Nutrients, Reference Nutrient Intake, RNI, The DRVs, This, UK, United Kingdom, United Kingdom Department
related to Water · 5
Dietary Reference Value → AI, European Food Safety Authority, In, These Adequate Intake, These AI
related to External links · 3
Dietary Reference Value → Dietary Reference Values, European Food Safety Authority, Summary
related to Sources of energy · 3
Dietary Reference Value → The Dietary Reference Values, These, They

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