General Knowledge · Food Safety Regulations
The Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 differs fundamentally from earlier food regulations in India on which principle?
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- 1Consumers are assigned the legal responsibility for testing food quality.
- 2The primary responsibility for supplying safe food is placed on the Food Business Operator (FBO).✓
- 3More reactive regulations are added to check post-market adulteration.
- 4Food laws focus solely on strict criminalization of vendors.
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The primary responsibility for supplying safe food is placed on the Food Business Operator (FBO).
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