6.—(1) If there is a name prescribed by law for a food, that is to say if a particular name is required to be used for the food, that name shall be used as the name of the food.
(2) The name used for food specified in Schedule 1 shall be the name required by that Schedule.
(3) A name that is required to be used for a food by paragraph (1) or (2) of this regulation may be qualified by other words which make it more precise.
7. If there is no name prescribed by law for a food, a customary name, that is to say a name which is customary in the area where the food is sold, may be used for the food.
8. If—
(a)there is no name prescribed by law for a food, and
(b)there is no customary name or the customary name is not used,
the name used for the food shall be sufficiently precise to inform a purchaser of the true nature of the food and to enable the food to be distinguished from products with which it could be confused and, if necessary, shall include a description of its use.
9. The name of a food may consist of a name or description or of a name and description and it may contain more than one word.
10. A trade mark, brand name or fancy name shall not be substituted for the name of a food.
11.—(1) Where a purchaser could be misled by the omission of an indication—
(a)that a food is powdered or is in any other physical condition, or
(b)that a food has been dried, freeze-dried, frozen, concentrated or smoked, or has been subjected to any other treatment,
the name of the food shall include or be accompanied by such an indication.
(2) Without prejudice to the generality of paragraph (1) of this regulation, the name used for a food specified in Schedule 2 shall include or be accompanied by such indication as is required by that Schedule.