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Under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, an appeal can be made against:

Section 32(4) FSSA allows an aggrieved food business operator to appeal to the Commissioner against "an improvement notice", a "refusal of Designated Officer to issue a…

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Under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, an appeal can be made against:

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Section 32(4) FSSA allows an aggrieved food business operator to appeal to the Commissioner against "an improvement notice", a "refusal of Designated Officer to issue a certificate as to improvement" or the "cancellation, suspension or revocation of licence". Regulations, decisions to draw samples and reports of the Food Authority are not appealable under this provision.

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