-  Oil derived from EPA and DHA producing and herbicide-tolerant canola line LBFLFK must not be used as an ingredient in infant formula products.
-  FSANZ has determined that whole seeds from canola line LBFLFK contain novel DNA, novel protein and an altered nutritional profile that is outside the compositional variation found in existing counterpart food. As such, whole canola seeds and food products containing whole canola seeds as an ingredient (e.g. bread products) will require the mandatory statement ‘genetically modified’ on the label of a package of food. Where products are not required to bear a label and are not packaged (e.g. ‘fresh’ bread that is made and consumed on the premises from which it is sold), the mandatory statement will need to accompany the food or be displayed in connection with the display of the food. 
Highly refined canola oil is the major product intended for human consumption. Canola oil is unlikely to contain novel DNA or novel protein due to the refining process used to extract the oil from the seed. The product will, however, have a nutritional profile that differs from canola oil derived from conventional (non-GM) canola. Consequently, the approved draft variation lists food derived from canola line LBFLFK in subsection S26—3(2) of Schedule 26 which will require that food to be labelled with the mandatory ‘genetically modified’ statement irrespective of the presence of novel DNA or novel protein.