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Food and Food Standards (Food Labelling) Regulations, 2002.

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Regulation
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Abstract
These Regulations prescribe rules for the labelling of food, i.e. any substance which is in whole or in part, intended for human consumption or which is intended for entry into, or to be used in the manufacture of, any such substance (regs. 4 and 5). They also prohibit certain claims in relation to food (reg. 6). Regulation 2 prescribes that these Regulations shall apply to all foods which are sold or manufactured for sale in Zimbabwe and that no person shall sell, import or manufacture for sale any food other than in terms of these Regulations. Other regulations state exemptions (reg. 7), define offences and prescribe penalties (reg. 8). The five Schedules define further labelling standards and exemptions.
Notes
Consolidated version of S.I. No. 265 of 2002 as amended by S.I. 95 of 2003.The Food and Food Standards (Food Labelling) Regulations, 1990, published in Statutory Instrument 102 of 1990 and the Food and Food Standards (Open Date Labelling) Regulations, 1991, published in Statutory Instrument 268 of 1991, are repealed.
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No
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English

Legislation Amendment
No