Under section 48 of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, food may be rendered injurious by:
Section 48(1)(d) includes "subjecting the food to any other process or treatment" with the stated knowledge of human-consumption sale or distribution. A storage process can…
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Under section 48 of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, food may be rendered injurious by:
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Section 48(1)(d) includes "subjecting the food to any other process or treatment" with the stated knowledge of human-consumption sale or distribution. A storage process can be harmful despite a licence; licence status or price alone does not establish how the food was rendered injurious.