Price Marking Order (Northern Ireland) 2004

Articles 2(1) and 15

SCHEDULE 1 RELEVANT UNITS OF QUANTITY FOR SPECIFIC PRODUCTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE DEFINITION OF “UNIT PRICE”

Product	Units of Quantity
Flavouring essences	10
Food colourings	10
Herbs	10
Make-up products	10 (except where sold by number)
Seeds other than pea, bean, grass and wild bird seeds	10
Spices	10
Biscuits and shortbread	100 (except where sold by number)
Bread	100 (except where sold by number)
Breakfast cereal products	100 (except where required to be quantity marked by number)
Chocolate confectionery and sugar confectionery	100
Coffee	100
Cooked or ready-to-eat fish, seafoods and crustacea	100
Cooked or ready-to-eat meat including game and poultry	100
Cosmetic products other than make-up products	100
Cream and non-dairy alternatives to cream	100
Dips and spreads excluding edible fats	100
Dry sauce mixes	100
Fresh processed salad	100
Fruit juices, soft drinks	100
Handrolling and pipe tobacco	100
Ice cream and frozen desserts	100
Lubricating oils other than oils for internal combustion engines	100
Pickles	100
Pies, pasties, sausage rolls, puddings and flans indicating net quantity	100 (except where sold by number)
Potato crisps and similar products commonly known as snack foods	100
Preserves including honey	100
Ready to eat desserts	100
Sauces, edible oils	100
Soups	100
Tea and other beverages prepared with liquid	100
Waters, including spa waters and aerated waters	100
Wines, sparkling wine, liqueur wine, fortified wine	75 cl
Coal, where sold by the kilogram	50 kg
Ballast, where sold by the kilogram	1,000 kg

Article 6(3)

SCHEDULE 2 PRODUCTS IN RESPECT OF WHICH A TRADER IS EXEMPT FROM THE REQUIREMENT TO UNIT PRICE

1.  Any product which is offered by traders to consumers by means of an advertisement which is –

(a) purely aural;

(b) broadcast on television;

(c) shown at a cinema; or

(d) inside a small shop.

2.  Any product the price of which has been reduced from the usual price at which it is sold, on account of –

(a) its damaged condition; or

(b) the danger of its deterioration.

3.  Any product which comprises an assortment of different items sold in a single package.

4.  Any product the unit price of which is 0·0p as a result of Article 13 (Decimal places and rounding of unit prices below £1).