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Imports: Food regulations
18th December 1997, Page 69
18th December 1997
Page 69
Page 69, 18th December 1997
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Importing food
New regulations* replace existing UK provisions regulating the control of certain types of imported food. Food may not be imported into Great Britain if it fails to comply with food safety requirements; the regulations specify the means of enforcement and possible penalties, which include a fine and/or imprisonment. *Imported Food Regulations 1997 (SI 1997 No 253 costs .£2.40, from the Stationery Office, phone 0171 873 0011).
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