This source is Bosnia and Herzegovina’s rule on maximum permitted quantities of certain contaminants in food. The text states that it transposes Commission Regulation (EC) No 1881/2006 through Commission Regulation (EU) 2022/617 and includes Annex I maximum levels for metals in food. The ingest captures the Annex I Part Three rows for lead, cadmium, total mercury, inorganic tin, and inorganic arsenic. The limits are expressed as mg/kg wet weight and apply to the edible part of the food unless the rule states otherwise. The extracted metadata in the local PDF has a 2022 signature placeholder rather than a fully printed publication date, so the regulation page uses a year-only effective-date fallback.
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