Food Act 2014

Risk-based measures - National programmes - Suspension of operations of registered food business under national programme

93: Effect of suspension

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"What happens when a food business's operations are suspended"

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If a registered food business has some or all of its operations suspended under section 90 or 92, or the suspension is extended under section 91, the registration authority can take action. You might be told that food from the suspended operations cannot be sold. The authority can also tell the business operator what to do with the affected food or equipment.

The registration authority has certain powers under section 285 that it can use in this situation. When the authority is a territorial authority, it has the same powers as the chief executive.

The registration authority must make sure the suspension is listed on the public register while it is in place. If a business has some operations suspended, it does not stop the authority from taking other actions against the business under the Food Act 2014.

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Part 2Risk-based measures
National programmes: Suspension of operations of registered food business under national programme

93Effect of suspension

  1. If all or any operations of a registered food business that is subject to a national programme are suspended under section 90 or 92 or the suspension is extended under section 91, the registration authority may—

  2. direct that any food imported, produced, or processed and handled under any affected operations must not be sold; and
    1. direct the operator of the food business, or the person in control of any affected food, food-related accessory, or operations of the food business, to take appropriate action to deal with the affected food, food-related accessory, or operations; and
      1. exercise any of the relevant powers under section 285.
        1. Section 285 applies to a registration authority that is the relevant territorial authority as if references to the chief executive in that section were references to the relevant territorial authority.

        2. The registration authority must ensure that, during the period of suspension, the suspension is recorded on the relevant public register.

        3. A suspension under section 90 or 92 does not affect any other actions that the registration authority may take under this Act.