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2.—(1) The Food Information Regulations 2014(1) are amended as follows.
(2) For regulation 5A (foods that are prepacked for direct sale – duty to list ingredients) substitute—
5A.—(1) A food business operator who offers for sale a food to which this regulation applies must provide directly on the package or on a label attached to the package the particulars required by—
(a)Article 9(1)(b) (list of ingredients), as read with—
(i)Article 13(1) to (3), as read with any regulations made under Article 13(4),
(ii)Article 15,
(iii)Article 16(2), so far as it relates to the particulars required by Article 9(1)(b),
(iv)Article 17, as read with Parts A and C of Annex 6 and, in the case of an ingredient using a minced meat designation as a name, the following points of Part B of Annex 6—
(aa)point 1, and
(bb)point 3, as read with regulation 4 and Schedule 2,
(v)Article 18, as read with Annex 7 and paragraph (1)(a)(iv) of this regulation,
(vi)Article 19(1), as read with any regulations made under Article 19(2), and
(vii)Article 20;
(b)Article 9(1)(c) (labelling of certain substances or products causing allergies or intolerances), as read with Article 21(1) and Annex 2.
(2) This regulation applies to a food that—
(a)is offered for sale to a final consumer or to a mass caterer otherwise than by means of distance communication, and
(b)is prepacked for direct sale.”.
(3) For regulation 6A (foods that are prepacked for direct sale – general requirement to name them) substitute—
6A.—(1) A food business operator who offers for sale a food to which this regulation applies must provide the particulars required by Article 9(1)(a) (the name of the food), as read with—
(a)Article 17(1) and (4),
(b)Part A of Annex 6, and
(c)in the case of a food offered for sale using a minced meat designation as a name—
(i)Article 17(5),
(ii)point 1 of Part B of Annex 6, and
(iii)point 3 of Part B of Annex 6, as read with regulation 4 and Schedule 2.
(2) This regulation applies to a food that—
(a)is offered for sale to a final consumer or to a mass caterer, and
(b)is prepacked for direct sale.
(3) The particulars in paragraph (1) must be provided directly on the package or on a label attached to the package, except in the case of an offer for sale made by means of distance communication.”.
(4) In regulation 10(1) (offence), for sub-paragraph (c) substitute—
“(c)regulation 5A(1)(b).”.
(5) In regulation 12 (application of provisions of the Act), in paragraph (1)(a)—
(a)for paragraph (iia) substitute—
“(iia)regulation 5A(1);”;
(b)for paragraph (iiia) substitute—
“(iiia)regulation 6A(1) or (3);”.
(6) In Schedule 1 (provisions of these Regulations that contain ambulatory references to FIC by virtue of regulation 2(3)) omit the references to “Regulation 5A(1)” and “Regulation 6A(1)”.
(7) In Schedule 4, in Part 1, in paragraph 1 (modification of section 10(1) of the Act), in the modified section 10(1A)(d)—
(a)for sub-paragraph (ia) substitute—
“(ia)regulation 5A(1);”;
(b)for sub-paragraph (iia) substitute—
“(iia)regulation 6A(1) or (3);”.
S.I. 2014/1855, amended by S.I. 2015/1348, 2019/150, 1218, 2020/541, 2021/638 and 1471.
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