Section 6

Subject to subsections (2) and (3), no food or appliance shall be imported which does not comply with this Act and with any regulations made thereunder.

Where any food which is sought to be imported is processed food in a finished form which, if sold in Brunei Darussalam, would constitute an offence relating to labelling, it may be imported for the purpose of relabelling so that it can be made to comply with this Act.

Where any food sought to be imported is raw or semi-processed food which, if sold in Brunei Darussalam, would constitute an offence against this Act, it may be imported for the purpose of reprocessing or reconditioning so that it can be made to comply with this Act.

Where such food is imported under subsections (2) and (3) and is not so re-labelled, reprocessed or reconditioned within 3 months of such importation, it shall be exported by the importer within 2 months or such longer period as the Director may determine or, if it is not so exported, shall be forfeited or disposed of as the Director may direct.

The Director may require the importer to re-label, reprocess or recondition any food to which subsections (2) and (3) apply in a place to be specified by him and under the supervision and to the satisfaction of a food officer.

The Minister may exempt any food or class of food from subsections (2) and (3).

Written undertaking for prescribed food.