PART 2Product names and descriptions
Honey6
1
A person trading in a honey, except a honey to which paragraph (2) applies, must use the name “honey” in trade as the name of the product.
2
This paragraph applies to—
a
baker's honey;
b
comb honey;
c
drained honey;
d
extracted honey;
e
filtered honey;
f
honeydew honey;
g
honey that contains one or more pieces of comb honey (chunk honey and cut comb in honey);
h
honey that is obtained from the nectar of plants (blossom honey and nectar honey); and
i
pressed honey.
3
A person must not use the name “honey” in trade as the name of a product if the product is not honey.
Blossom honey and nectar honey7
1
A person trading in honey obtained from the nectar of plants must use the name “honey”, “blossom honey” or “nectar honey” in trade as the name of the product.
2
A person must not use the name “blossom honey” or “nectar honey” in trade as the name of a product if the product is not honey obtained from the nectar of plants.
Honeydew honey8
1
A person trading in a honeydew honey must use the name “honey” or “honeydew honey” in trade as the name of the product.
2
A person must not use the name “honeydew honey” in trade as the name of a product if the product is not honeydew honey.
Comb honey9
1
A person trading in a comb honey must use the name “comb honey” in trade as the name of the product.
2
A person must not use the name “comb honey” in trade as the name of a product if the product is not comb honey.
Chunk honey and cut comb in honey10
1
A person trading in a honey that contains one or more pieces of comb honey must use the name “chunk honey” or “cut comb in honey” in trade as the name of the product.
2
A person must not use the name “chunk honey” or “cut comb in honey” in trade as the name of a product if the product does not contain one or more pieces of comb honey.
Drained honey11
1
A person trading in drained honey must use the name “honey” or “drained honey” in trade as the name of the product.
2
A person must not use the name “drained honey” in trade as the name of a product if the product is not drained honey.
Extracted honey12
1
A person trading in extracted honey must use the name “honey” or “extracted honey” in trade as the name of the product.
2
A person must not use the name “extracted honey” in trade as the name of a product if the product is not extracted honey.
Pressed honey13
1
A person trading in pressed honey must use the name “honey” or “pressed honey” in trade as the name of the product.
2
A person must not use the name “pressed honey” in trade as the name of a product if the product is not pressed honey.
Filtered honey14
1
A person trading in filtered honey must use the name “filtered honey” in trade as the name of the product.
2
A person must not use the name “filtered honey” in trade as the name of a product if the product is not filtered honey.
3
A person trading in filtered honey must not provide information relating to the floral, vegetable, regional, territorial or topographical origin of the product or specific quality criteria for the product.
4
A person must not trade in filtered honey in bulk containers or packs unless the product name “filtered honey” is clearly indicated—
a
on those containers and packs; and
b
on the trade documents relating to the product.
Baker's honey15
1
A person trading in baker's honey must use the name “baker's honey”, in trade, as the name of the product.
2
A person must not use the name “baker's honey” in trade as the name of a product if the product is not baker's honey.
3
A person trading in baker's honey must not provide information relating to the floral, vegetable, regional, territorial or topographical origin of the product or specific quality criteria for the product.
4
A person must not trade in baker's honey unless the words “intended for cooking only” appear on the label of the product in close proximity to the product name.
5
A person must not trade in baker's honey in bulk containers or packs unless the product name “baker's honey” is clearly indicated—
a
on those containers and packs; and
b
on the trade documents relating to the product.
6
Where baker's honey is used as an ingredient in a compound foodstuff, the product name “honey” may be used, in trade, in the product name of the compound foodstuff instead of “baker's honey”.
7
Where baker's honey is used as an ingredient in a compound foodstuff and the name “honey” is used in the product name of the compound foodstuff, a person must not trade in that foodstuff unless the list of ingredients for that foodstuff identifies that honey ingredient using the name “baker's honey”.