What does FF-SI mean?
FF-SI means Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity?
Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity can be abbreviated as FF-SI
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What does FF-SI stand for? FF-SI stands for "Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity". |
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How to abbreviate "Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity"? "Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity" can be abbreviated as FF-SI. |
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What is the meaning of FF-SI abbreviation? The meaning of FF-SI abbreviation is "Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity". |
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What is FF-SI abbreviation? One of the definitions of FF-SI is "Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity". |
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What does FF-SI mean? FF-SI as abbreviation means "Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity". |
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What is shorthand of Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity? The most common shorthand of "Fortified Foods without Standards of Identity" is FF-SI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- WOLOG - Without Loss of Generality
- WROL - Without Rule of Law
- SAP - Standards of Academic Progress
- SBC - Standards of Business Conduct
- SGA - Standards of Grade Authorization
- SCPE - Standards of Conduct, Performance and Ethics
- SOAP - Standards of Academic Progress
- SOP - Standards of Participation
- SOP - Standards of Payments
- SOL - Standards of Law
- SOL - Standards Of Leadership
- WBS - Without Benefit of Salvage
- WLG - Without Loss of Generality
- SSPC - Standards of the Society of Protective Coatings
- STARD - STAndards of Reporting of Diagnostic
- WLT - Without Limit of Time
- WOLOG (OR WLOG) - WithOut Loss Of Generality
- stcw - Standards of Training and Certification of Watchkeepers
- stcw - Standards of Training and Certification of Watchkeeping
- WLOG - Without Loss Of Generality. Mathematical term, and applicable more generally, to justify the use of an isolated case in proving an issue, when the need for wider evidence is not required or is irrelevant and would be a waste of time. (Thanks E Key)