Food and Drugs Regulations (Cap. 30:01).

These Regulations implement provisions of the Food and Drugs Act on a wide variety of matters relating to, among other things, the preparation and placing on the market of food intended for human consumption and drugs for human beings and animals. The Regulations define functions and duties of inspectors appointed under the Act, reports by analysts regarding possible violations, admittance of re-labelled or re-conditioned food or drugs, sampling, certificate of analysis, labelling of food and ingredients used for food and the labelling of drugs.
The Schedules to these Regulations set out standards for baking powder, the use of colours in food, milk and dairy products, edible oils and fats, preservatives and other food and ingredients or other substances used in the preparation of food and substances used in drugs and contain rules relative to the carrying out of sampling and analysis of food.