A corrigendum published by the European Commission on 30 July 2026 corrects a typographical error in Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/2535, which authorised freeze-dried Antrodia camphorata mycelium powder as a novel food. The correction changes the maximum daily intake from "990 g/day" to "990 mg/day" in the table of Annex point 1, which amends the Annex to Regulation (EU) 2017/2470. The error appears on page 93 of the Official Journal, in the second sub-column of the second column under "Maximum quantities". The corrigendum, referenced as C(2026) 5673 final, ensures the authorised safe level is correctly stated for all users and enforcers of the regulation.
The original regulation, adopted on 21 December 2022 and published on 22 December 2022, authorised the placing on the market of Antrodia camphorata mycelium powder as a novel food under Regulation (EU) 2015/2283. The correction aligns the text with the safety assessment that established 990 mg per day as the acceptable intake. This typo correction is a technical fix with no change to the underlying authorisation or safety data.
The corrigendum affects food business operators who use or sell the product, as well as national authorities responsible for enforcing the maximum quantity. For manufacturers and importers, the corrected limit clarifies the legal maximum for product formulation and labelling, preventing inadvertent non-compliance. For consumers, the correction ensures that the authorised daily intake is accurately communicated, maintaining the safety margin established by the European Food Safety Authority's assessment. The change is purely administrative and does not alter the product's approval status or the conditions of use.
As a corrigendum, the document does not introduce new policy or require further institutional follow-up. It is effective upon publication, and the corrected text is considered to have applied from the date of the original regulation's entry into force. Stakeholders are advised to update their records and product documentation to reflect the correct 990 mg/day limit.