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- Regulations and certification standards - Province of British . . .
Depending on which marketplace you intend to sell your processed food or beverage products, different food safety and labelling requirements must be met Information about regulations and guidance documents are available for producers and processors of various food commodities from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency
- Food Premises Regulation - BC Laws
13 An operator of food premises must not store, display, offer for sale or sell food that is contaminated or unfit for human consumption
- Food Safety Legislation - Province of British Columbia
The Public Health Act’s Food Premises Regulation, outlines food safety requirements for businesses processing or preparing food, and selling food to the public The health authorities are responsible for approving, permitting, inspecting and responding to complaints about food premises under this regulation
- British Columbia Food Safety Laws and Requirements
Provincial food safety laws are set by: These laws require that food sold in B C is safe and suitable for human consumption and meets all standards set out in the Food Safety Act Food safety laws are governed by: All organizations that serve food must have a valid permit
- Food Safety Provincial Policies - Province of British Columbia
The Ministry of Health works cooperatively with many partners to develop provincial policies that provide a better understanding of how a food premises can meet the requirements in the Food Premises Regulation for specific issues and topics Please see our current policy documents, below Did you find what you were looking for?
- Legislation and Regulations: Regulated Marketing - Province . . .
Commodities under supply-managed and regulated marketing systems are managed under a complex regulatory system intended to provide fair and stable farm incomes and a continuous supply of safe, high quality products for consumers
- Temporary Food Markets Guideline for the Sale of Foods at . . .
The Food Premises Regulation (BC Reg 210 99), pursuant to the Public Health Act, allows for the sale of the following foods at temporary food markets: whole fresh fruits or vegetables, or home-prepared, prepackaged, non-potentially hazardous foods listed in Appendix I
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