26 Regulations and orders: supplementary provisions
Food Safety Act 1990 (1990 c 16) | Legislation

26  Regulations and orders: supplementary provisions

(1)     Regulations under this Part may—

(a)     make provision for prohibiting or regulating the carrying out of commercial operations with respect to any food, food source or contact material—

(i)     which fails to comply with the regulations; or

(ii)     in relation to which an offence against the regulations has been committed, or would have been committed if any relevant act or omission had taken place in Great Britain; and

(b)     without prejudice to the generality of section 9 above, provide that any food

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