Which of the below most accurately describe novel foods in the Australian and New Zealand context? Novel foods are:
A) non-traditional foods introduced since European colonisation of Australia and New Zealand
B) foods which are imported into Australian and New Zealand and are subject to pre-market assessment
C) foods that do not have a history of consumption in Australia and New Zealand and are subject to pre-market approval
D) non-traditional foods without a history of consumption in Australia or New Zealand, but are not subject to pre-market approval
E) newly modified foods where a component, such as fat, has been reduced, enhanced or replaced and are subject to pre-market assessment
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