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Australia Food Standards Code Standard 1.2.1 Requirements to Have Labels or Otherwise Provide Information
What is Australia Food Standards Code Standard 1.2.1 Requirements to Have Labels or Otherwise Provide Information?
Standard 1.2.1 of the Food Standards Code: when packaged and unpackaged food for sale must carry a label or have information provided, the content that retail, caterer and other sales labels must show, the ban on defacing labels and on advertising what a label cannot say, and the English, legibility and minimum type size rules. It comprises 15 controls organised across 5 domains, and applies in Australia and New Zealand.
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What is Australia Food Standards Code Standard 1.2.1 Requirements to Have Labels or Otherwise Provide Information?
Standard 1.2.1 of the Food Standards Code: when packaged and unpackaged food for sale must carry a label or have information provided, the content that retail, caterer and other sales labels must show, the ban on defacing labels and on advertising what a label cannot say, and the English, legibility and minimum type size rules.
How many controls does Australia Food Standards Code Standard 1.2.1 Requirements to Have Labels or Otherwise Provide Information have?
Australia Food Standards Code Standard 1.2.1 Requirements to Have Labels or Otherwise Provide Information contains 15 controls organized across 5 domains.
Where does Australia Food Standards Code Standard 1.2.1 Requirements to Have Labels or Otherwise Provide Information apply?
Australia Food Standards Code Standard 1.2.1 Requirements to Have Labels or Otherwise Provide Information applies in Australia and New Zealand. Organizations operating in or serving customers in this jurisdiction should check whether its requirements reach them.
Which version of Australia Food Standards Code Standard 1.2.1 Requirements to Have Labels or Otherwise Provide Information is covered here?
This page covers Compilation 13 (F2026C00538), in force from 9 June 2026, up to Amendment No. 250; the latest on the Federal Register of Legislation at 2026-10-07.
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