Section 50 of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 applies when food is not:
Section 50 concerns a sale to the purchaser's prejudice that fails the Act or regulations, or the "nature or substance or quality demanded". Related labelling or quantity…
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Section 50 of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 applies when food is not:
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Section 50 concerns a sale to the purchaser's prejudice that fails the Act or regulations, or the "nature or substance or quality demanded". Related labelling or quantity issues must be assessed under applicable requirements rather than categorically excluded merely because another law may also apply.