30Exemptions—the Act, s 106Q

30 Exemptions—the Act, s 106Q

30 Exemptions—the Act, s 106Q

(1) The following food businesses are exempt from the operation of the Act, section 106N—

(a) convenience stores,

(b) service stations selling petrol or other fuel for motor vehicles,

(c) food businesses that primarily supply food catering services,

(d) food businesses that only sell food intended to be consumed on the premises at which the food is sold.

(2) Food sold by retail at a health care facility is exempt from the operation of the Act, section 106N.

(3) A food business is exempt from the operation of the Act, section 106N in relation to a standard food item for a period of not more than 60 consecutive days during which the item is sold by the food business on a trial basis if—

(a) not more than 5 standard food outlets of the food business in New South Wales sell the item during the period or part of the period, and

(b) the item has not been sold before the period by the food business in one or more of the standard food outlets.

(4) A supermarket is exempt from the operation of the Act, sections 106N and 106O in relation to a standard food item if—

(a) the item is displayed for sale as an individual item and is in a package on which a nutrition information panel for the item is conspicuously displayed, or

(b) the item is displayed for sale as part of a combination of standard food items and all of the standard food items in the combination are in one or more packages on which nutrition information panels for each item in the combination are conspicuously displayed.