IC 029. US 046. G & S: Edible oils containing omega-3 fatty acids; nutritional oils for food purposes containing omega-3 fatty acids; food additives, namely, natural omega 3 oils, omega 3 eicosapentaenoic (EPA) acid and omega 3 fatty acids not for medicinal purposes and for human consumption; Edible oils in the nature of algal oils containing omega-3 fatty acids; Food additives containing omega-3 fatty acids, namely, natural food extracts derived from algae, not for medicinal purposes and for human consumption; processed algae for human consumption containing omega-3 fatty acids
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