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Animal Products Act 1999

General obligations - Tracing and recall

77B: Tracing and recall requirements

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"Following rules to track and withdraw animal products if they are not safe"

If you are a regulated person, you must follow certain rules. You must have procedures in place to trace and recall animal material or animal products as required by regulations made under section 77C or any supplementary notice. You must also test these procedures and use them to trace or recall animal material or animal products when needed.

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Part 6AGeneral obligations
Tracing and recall

77BTracing and recall requirements

  1. A regulated person must, as and when required by regulations made under section 77C or any supplementary notice,—

  2. have in place any procedures for tracing and recalling animal material or animal products; and
    1. conduct simulations or other tests of those procedures; and
      1. implement those procedures to trace or recall animal material or animal products.

        Notes
        • Section 77B: inserted, on , by section 121 of the Food Safety Law Reform Act 2018 (2018 No 3).