Hi all,
I was reviewing the 2006 legislation today and wondering how bread roll manufacturers get away without declaring weight (I couldn't see it explicitly written anywhere) and it made me think; there are a lot of small but important details in the legislation (somewhere) that people seem to be unaware of and I have seen illegal packs sold. I thought it would be good to collate them.
So... you might not be aware that confectionery does not need to have a weight declaration if it weighs less than 50g
The "e mark" is only required for export to the rest of the EU
The weight must be in view in the normal presentation of the product (this one I've seen companies flout freely but it is the law) ie if the back is not in view on shelf, you can't hide the weight declaration there
Any more?
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