2016 (7) TMI 415

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..... y of consumers and certain norms are prescribed to be followed for import of the food items. Therefore, the deviation of the law has been brought out by learned adjudicating authority in para 3 of his order. No doubt, samples were not drawn in the present case for analysis. But the adjudicating authority has pointed out that section 5 (ii) and Section 2 (IX) (k) of Prevention of Food Adulteration .....

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..... poses the appellate order on the ground that the goods entered into India were food items and such goods failed to comply to the food safety law, most particularly prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954 and Rules made there under. That law requires labelling of the goods. Without such labelling, when the goods came, violation of law was made. That faced consequence of confiscation, redemption f .....

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..... norms are prescribed to be followed for import of the food items. Therefore, the deviation of the law has been brought out by learned adjudicating authority in para 3 of his order. No doubt, samples were not drawn in the present case for analysis. But the adjudicating authority has pointed out that section 5 (ii) and Section 2 (IX) (k) of Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954 prohibits import .....

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