sec.32Excluded liquids— Act , s 99L

sec.32 Excluded liquids— Act , s 99L

For section 99L of the Act , each of the following liquids is prescribed to not be a beverage— milk; cordial intended to be diluted before being consumed; concentrated fruit juice, or vegetable juice, intended to be diluted before being consumed; a health tonic; a syrup. In this section— health tonic means— a liquid included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods maintained under the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 (Cwlth) , section 9A ; or another liquid supplied with a label or accompanying document stating— that the liquid is for medicinal purposes; and a recommended maximum dose of the liquid. milk includes— a milk product, other than the following— flavoured milk; a product made by fermenting milk or adding a culture to milk, including, for example, drinking yoghurt; and milk concentrate, milk powder a plant-based milk substitute. almond milk, soy milk (sec.32-ssec.1) For section 99L of the Act , each of the following liquids is prescribed to not be a beverage— milk; cordial intended to be diluted before being consumed; concentrated fruit juice, or vegetable juice, intended to be diluted before being consumed; a health tonic; a syrup. (sec.32-ssec.2) In this section— health tonic means— a liquid included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods maintained under the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 (Cwlth) , section 9A ; or another liquid supplied with a label or accompanying document stating— that the liquid is for medicinal purposes; and a recommended maximum dose of the liquid. milk includes— a milk product, other than the following— flavoured milk; a product made by fermenting milk or adding a culture to milk, including, for example, drinking yoghurt; and milk concentrate, milk powder a plant-based milk substitute. almond milk, soy milk

• (a) milk;
• (b) cordial intended to be diluted before being consumed;
• (c) concentrated fruit juice, or vegetable juice, intended to be diluted before being consumed;
• (d) a health tonic;
• (e) a syrup.
• (a) a liquid included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods maintained under the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 (Cwlth) , section 9A ; or
• (b) another liquid supplied with a label or accompanying document stating— (i) that the liquid is for medicinal purposes; and (ii) a recommended maximum dose of the liquid.
• (i) that the liquid is for medicinal purposes; and
• (ii) a recommended maximum dose of the liquid.
• (i) that the liquid is for medicinal purposes; and
• (ii) a recommended maximum dose of the liquid.
• (a) a milk product, other than the following— (i) flavoured milk; (ii) a product made by fermenting milk or adding a culture to milk, including, for example, drinking yoghurt; and Examples for paragraph (a) — milk concentrate, milk powder