Food and drugs : the food hygiene (markets, stalls and delivery vehicles) regulations 1966.

  • United Kingdom
Date:
1966
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Food and drugs : the food hygiene (markets, stalls and delivery vehicles) regulations 1966. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fish | Any total enclosure of greaseproof paper or film. Vegetables Any box, bag, sack, string container or pliable film pack. Flour confectionery and bakery Any total enclosure. goods | Ice-cream Any total greaseproof enclosure of paper, foil, film, cardboard, carton, cup or similar wrapping. Ice lollies Any total greaseproof enclosure of paper, foil, film or similar wrapping, or any bag made of such materials to contain the ice lolly and which may or may not be sealed at the end from which the stick or holder protrudes. Regulation 24(6) SCHEDULE 2 IssUE OF CERTIFICATES OF EXEMPTION 1. Any person, carrying on any food business from a stall in a market, who satisfies the appropriate local authority that facilities corresponding to those mentioned in regulation 15, 16, 17 or 18 are made available by any authority for that market shall be entitled to a certificate of exemption from the require- ment to provide any facility so made available. 2. Without prejudice to the provisions of the last preceding paragraph, any person, carrying on any food business from a stall, who satisfies the appropriate local authority that facilities corresponding to those mentioned in regulation 15, 16, 17 or 18(a), (b), (c) or (d) are provided under the General Regulations or by a local authority and are conveniently and readily available, without payment, for the use of the persons engaged in that business, shall be entitled to a certificate of exemption from the requirement to provide any facility so made available: Provided that— (a) in relation to any of the following classes of food business, namely— (i) a catering business, (ii) the sale of bakery goods and flour confectionery prepared at the stall, (iii) the sale of fried fish and chips, (iv) the sale of sugar confectionery prepared at the stall, (v) the sale of ice-cream and ice lollies prepared at the stall, and (vi) the sale of ice-cream which is open food, no exemption shall be granted under this paragraph; and (b) in relation to any of the following classes of food business, namely— (i) a butcher or poulterer, (ii) a fishmonger, (iii) the sale of groceries and provisions which are open food, (iv) the sale of bakery goods. and flour confectionery which are open food,
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