Article 18 Enterprises engaged in food production or marketing shall improve their own system for food hygiene control, appoint full time or part time workers to control food hygiene and strengthen inspection of the foods they produce or market.

(2) to contribute to the training of personnel for food production and marketing and to supervise the medical examination of such personnel

Producers or marketers of food means all units or individuals involved in food production or marketing, including workers' dining halls and food vendors.

(2) An enterprise engaged in food production or marketing shall have workshops or other premises for the preparation of raw materials and for processing, packing and storage that are commensurate with the varieties and quantities of the products handled

Food production or marketing means all operations in the production of food (other than planting and breeding) and activities such as the gathering, purchase, processing, storage, transport, display, supply and sale of food.

Article 9 The production and marketing of foods in the following categories shall be prohibited

Article 11 The production, marketing and use of food additives must conform to the hygiene standards for use of food additives and the hygiene control regulations the food additives that do not conform to the hygiene standards and the hygiene control regulations may not be marketed and used.

While carrying out their tasks, food hygiene supervisors may obtain information from the food producers or marketers, request necessary data, enter production or marketing premises to inspect them, and get free samples in accordance with regulations.

Article 27 Enterprises engaged in food production or marketing as well as food vendors must obtain a hygiene licence issued by the administrative department of public health before they shall be permitted to apply for registration with the administrative departments of industry and commerce.

Article 17 The departments in charge of control of food production or marketing of the people's governments at various levels shall strengthen control of food hygiene and oversee the implementation of this Law.

Article 47 If a food producer or marketer, in violation of this Law, engages in food production or marketing without obtaining a health certificate, or if the producers or marketers who suffer from diseases and may not contact with ready to eat foods are not transferred to other posts according to relevant regulations, they shall be ordered to set it right and a penalty of not more than 5,000 yuan may be imposed.

Saha Union Group, a conglomerate of 58 companies focusing on textile products, and Mitrphol Sugar, which deals in sugar products, have activities in China.

Food producers or marketers may not forge, alter or lend the hygiene licence.

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Article 8 In the process of food production or marketing, the requirements for hygiene stated below shall be conformed to

Utensils and equipment used for food means apparatus including machinery, piping, conveyor belts, containers, utensils and tableware that come in direct contact with food in the course of food production or marketing.

(2) Being entrusted to manage or lease the assets of other enterprises or entrusting the operational assets with other people for management or lease

2342 71 Unauthorized trading or brokering in Schedule 3 chemicals intended for a State not a party to the Paris Convention is punishable by a year's imprisonment and a fine of 15,000 euros.

The hygienic requirements for food production or marketing undertaken by food vendors and persons engaged in the food business in urban and rural markets shall be formulated specifically according to this Law by the standing committees of the people's congresses in the provinces, autonomous regions, or municipalities directly under the Central Government.

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(8) All persons involved in food production or marketing shall maintain a constant standard of personal hygiene, taking care to wash their hands thoroughly and wear clean work clothes and headgear while preparing or selling food also, proper utensils must be used when selling ready to eat foods

Estimates suggest that the operating costs at enterprise level alone are in the order of 2 10 per cent of the value of exported produce.

However, to operate successfully in those markets, companies need to innovate, as traditional products, services and management processes may not be appropriate or desired.

But there are new technologies and new products that they can make on a small scale.

Food hygiene supervisors shall be obliged to keep confidential any technical data provided by the producers or marketers.

Even though Africans value brands and product quality, affordability remains crucial. To succeed, companies should work to reach consumers price points through a combination of product reengineering (such as removing low value added features), smaller package sizes, and low cost operating models.

Strictly control the market access, implement strict qualification examinations for production operators. Keep the market circulation, let the products have clear sources and outlet markets. Think of ways from the source and the roots, let the legal dealers operate with peace of mind, and let the farmers buy with confidence.

Article 22 With regard to the food indicated to have specific health functions, the products and its description must be submitted to the administrative department of public health under the State Council for examination and approval its hygiene standards and the measures for control of its production and marketing shall be formulated by the administrative department of public health under the State Council.

After this reform, the products that implement the industrial product production licenses administration will be reduced from last year s 38 categories to the current 24 categories.

Public information revealed that the aforesaid enterprise was incorporated in Feburayr 2002, and its scope of business included the manufacture of chemicals.

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Banning the movement of commercial products into the camp has resulted in reduced availability of certain basic commodities.

They have to be nutritious, and they have to be locally produced.

The average costs of physical copy, production of audio and video products and transport reached US 67.8 million for each film.

Whoever, in violation of this Law, produces or markets food which is not up to the hygiene standards, thus causing a serious accident of food poisoning or resulting in a disease caused by food borne bacteria, and seriously harming human health, or adulterates food he produces or markets with toxic or harmful non food raw materials, shall be investigated for criminal responsibility according to law.

Article 4 Whoever engages in food production or marketing within the territory of the People's Republic of China must observe this Law.

Most domestic distributors of branded products, such as cars, clothing and cosmetics, are commission agents of foreign distributors or manufacturers.

Coal mining enterprises shall strengthen and improve their operation and management and increase their productivity and economic results.

The Central African economy basically relies on exports of agricultural, mining and forestry products.

Article 26 All persons engaged in food production or marketing must undergo an annual medical examination persons newly employed or serving temporarily in this field must also undergo a medical examination and may not start work until they have obtained health certificates.

24. Calls upon Member States and international organizations to strengthen their partnerships with the private sector and civil society, in accordance with national legislation, in order to support social and licit economic development in areas in which illicit drugs are produced, taking into account the role of the private sector and civil society in promoting social responsibility and in the production and marketing of products of alternative development programmes

Calls upon Member States and international organizations to strengthen their partnerships with the private sector and civil society, in accordance with national legislation, in order to support social and licit economic development in areas in which illicit drugs are produced, taking into account the role of the private sector and civil society in promoting social responsibility and in the production and marketing of products of alternative development programmes

23. Calls upon Member States and national and international development organizations to increase their efforts to empower local communities and authorities in project areas and to enhance their participation in the decision making process in order to increase their ownership of the development measures undertaken in accordance with national legislation and the sustainability of those measures and to create law abiding and prosperous rural society