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Revision as of 23:02, 28 November 2013
FCF may stand for:
- For Coloring Food[1] / For Colouring of Food,[2][3] a term to describe a number of food colorings
- False Creek Ferries
- Family Care Foundation
- Fast Connection Failover
- Federação Caboverdiana de Futebol
- Federació Catalana de Futbol (Catalan Football Federation)
- Federación Colombiana de Fútbol (Colombian Football Federation)
- Feline Conservation Federation
- Fibre Channel Forwarder
- Fight Club Finland
- Free cash flow
- Functional Collaboration Forward
- Free Congress Foundation
- Frontiersman Camping Fellowship
- FC Flora Tallinn
- FC Fredericia
- FC FYN
- Functional Check Flight in aviation
- Furocoumarin free - relates to certain Aromatherapy essential oils, such as Bergamot, which may have these chemicals removed to make it less of a dermal irritant.
- The FCF, an association football website.
- ^ MEDICINAL COMPOUNDS, 13 Dec 1933
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- ^ Academic scientists and the pharmaceutical industry
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