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The Food Safety and Hygiene (England) Regulations 2013
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24.Appeals against hygiene improvement notices and remedial action notices
28.Revocation and suspension of designations and appointments
29.Food which has not been produced, processed or distributed in accordance with the Hygiene Regulations
31.Bulk transport in sea-going vessels of liquid oils or fats and the bulk transport by sea of raw sugar
33.Direct supply by the producer of small quantities of meat from poultry or lagomorphs slaughtered on the farm
34.Restrictions on the sale of raw milk intended for direct human consumption
37.Amendments to the Official Feed and Food Controls (England) Regulations 2009
38.Consequential amendments to the Animal By-Products (Enforcement) (England) Regulations 2013
39.Consequential amendment to the Trade in Animals and Related Products Regulations 2011
3.The bulk transport in sea-going vessels of liquid oils or...
4.The captain of a sea-going vessel transporting, in tanks, bulk...
5.Where the cargo has been trans-shipped, in addition to the...
6.Upon request, the captain of the vessel shall provide the...
8.The receptacles, containers or tankers referred to in paragraph 7...
9.A food business operator who is responsible for the transport...
10.The documentary evidence shall accompany the consignment of raw sugar...
11.On request, a food business operator responsible for the transport...
12.Raw sugar which has been transported by sea in receptacles,...
13.In fulfilling the obligations under Article 5(1) of Regulation 852/2004...
Restrictions on the sale of raw milk intended for direct human consumption
1.Any person who sells raw milk intended for direct human...
2.(1) Any person, other than the occupier of a production...
4.A distributor may only sell raw cows’ milk intended for...
5.The raw milk must meet the following standards: Plate count...
7.In any case where the Agency carries out sampling, analysis...
8.In this Schedule — “distributor” means a person who sells...
Derogations relating to low throughput establishments
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