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Country of Origin Food Labelling Information Standard 2016
29Restrictions on other uses of logo and bar chart in relation to food sold in Australia
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29 Restrictions on other uses of logo and bar chart in relation to food sold in Australia
A person must not use the logo or a bar chart in relation to food sold in Australia unless it is a permitted use. For this section:
a use of the logo or a bar chart in the labelling of food being sold is a permitted use if:
the use is required or permitted by Part 2; or
in relation to a sale to which Part 2 does not apply, the use would be permitted by Part 2 if Part 2 could be applied to the sale; and
a use of the logo or a bar chart in relation to food being sold, other than in the labelling, is a permitted use if that use of the logo or the bar chart in the labelling would be a permitted use under paragraph (a).
In this section, a reference to using a bar chart in relation to a food is a reference to using a bar chart to indicate the proportion by weight of the ingredients of the food that originate in a particular country (including Australia) or group of countries.