Legal framework regulating food safety: A critical appraisal
By: Sushila
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BookPublisher: International Journal on Consumer Law and practice Description: 8, 2020: p.78-93.Subject(s): Adulteration, Codex alimentaries, Food safety, FSSAI, Food labeling, etc
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International Journal on Consumer Law and practiceSummary: Food safety is crucial for progress and the economic growth of a county. With rapidly increasing urbanization, population and rising economy, India faces many challenges in its quest for food safely. Use of excessive pesticides, growth hormones, exposure to taxi waste et, results in food contamination at the farm level, additives, contaminates, chemicals et render the food unsafe for consumption. At any stage of food precaution right from the primary production to processing packaging and supplying, the quality of the food can be compromised. Every steep thus, poses a challenge for enforcement of food safety regulations. The present legislating dealing with food safety in India, ie, the food safety and standards act (FSS act) was passed in 2006 after repealing various central acts relating to food salty. The FSS act 2006 and rules were notified and compromised of new regime started from August, 2011. In the last few years of its coming into force. FSSAI has done a lot of ground work to effectively enforce the new food safety regime. However, based on the working of FSSAI and a review of the literature including the report of Comptroller and auditor general of of India conducting the performance audit of the implementation of the FSS act and the report of the parliamentary standing committee on health and family welfare on functioning of FSSAI. It is imperative that various measures are required to be undertaken to strengthen the regulatory framework for robust endowment of the FSS Act. In this paper, the researcher intends to critically examine the working of the present Indian food safety regime. The researcher has also used the experience gained during a recently conducted
Survey in the national capital region under a UGC funded project in the area of food safety. – Reproduced
exposure to taxi waste et, results in food contamination at the farm level, additives, contaminates, chemicals et render the food unsafe for consumption. At any stage of food precaution right from the primary production to processing packaging and supplying, the quality of the food can be compromised. Every steep thus, poses a challenge for enforcement of food safety regulations. Reproduced
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Food safety is crucial for progress and the economic growth of a county. With rapidly increasing urbanization, population and rising economy, India faces many challenges in its quest for food safely. Use of excessive pesticides, growth hormones, exposure to taxi waste et, results in food contamination at the farm level, additives, contaminates, chemicals et render the food unsafe for consumption. At any stage of food precaution right from the primary production to processing packaging and supplying, the quality of the food can be compromised. Every steep thus, poses a challenge for enforcement of food safety regulations. The present legislating dealing with food safety in India, ie, the food safety and standards act (FSS act) was passed in 2006 after repealing various central acts relating to food salty. The FSS act 2006 and rules were notified and compromised of new regime started from August, 2011. In the last few years of its coming into force. FSSAI has done a lot of ground work to effectively enforce the new food safety regime. However, based on the working of FSSAI and a review of the literature including the report of Comptroller and auditor general of of India conducting the performance audit of the implementation of the FSS act and the report of the parliamentary standing committee on health and family welfare on functioning of FSSAI. It is imperative that various measures are required to be undertaken to strengthen the regulatory framework for robust endowment of the FSS Act. In this paper, the researcher intends to critically examine the working of the present Indian food safety regime. The researcher has also used the experience gained during a recently conducted
Survey in the national capital region under a UGC funded project in the area of food safety. – Reproduced
exposure to taxi waste et, results in food contamination at the farm level, additives, contaminates, chemicals et render the food unsafe for consumption. At any stage of food precaution right from the primary production to processing packaging and supplying, the quality of the food can be compromised. Every steep thus, poses a challenge for enforcement of food safety regulations. Reproduced
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