Tanzania Regulation

Parliament of Tanzania

The Standards (Cooperation in Execution of Powers and Functions) Regulations, 2021

The responsible authority may receive applications, issue premise registration certificates, and collect fees and charges for listed food-related premises, subject to stated exceptions. Routine in…

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Jurisdiction: Tanzania
Structure: 6 provisions
Citation: The Standards (Cooperation in Execution of Powers and Functions) Regulations, 2021
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“The responsible authority may receive applications, issue premise registration certificates, and collect fees and charges for listed food-related premises, subject to stated exceptions.”

The responsible authority may receive applications, issue premise registration certificates, and collect fees and charges for listed food-related premises, subject to stated exceptions. Routine inspections of food premises and products must be conducted according to the provided guidelines. Routine inspection of cosmetics premises and products should be conducted according to the provided guidelines. Conduct inspections of banned and condemned products in the market according to the provided guidelines. Conduct monitoring and evaluation of cooperated functions.

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The responsible authority may receive applications, issue premise registration certificates, and collect fees and charges for listed food-related premises, subject to stated exceptions.

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Routine inspections of food premises and products must be conducted according to the provided guidelines.

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Conduct inspections of banned and condemned products in the market according to the provided guidelines.

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Conduct monitoring and evaluation of cooperated functions.

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The Authority must work with relevant government organs when carrying out the cooperation functions.

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Provision 5Interpretation

§ 1CitationProvision

The responsible authority may receive applications, issue premise registration certificates, and collect fees and charges for listed food-related premises, subject to stated exceptions.

1. Receive applications, grant premise registration certificate and collect fees and charges for slaughterhouses or abattoir, butchery, restaurants, bars and canteen, groceries, food store, posho mills, food vendors, caterers and retail food shops; save for industrial warehouse for pre-packaged food, exporter and importer warehouse for pre-packaged food, supermarkets, hotel containing more than 20 rooms with either restaurant or bar or both.

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§ 2InterpretationInterpretation

Routine inspections of food premises and products must be conducted according to the provided guidelines.

2. Conduct routine inspections of food premises and products as per provided guidelines.

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§ 3Cooperation in execution of powers and functionsProvision

Routine inspection of cosmetics premises and products should be conducted according to the provided guidelines.

3. Conduct routine inspection of cosmetics premises and products as per provided guidelines.

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§ 4Duties of AuthoritiesProvision

Conduct inspections of banned and condemned products in the market according to the provided guidelines.

4. Conduct inspections of banned and condemned products in the market as per provided guidelines.

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§ 5Powers of inspectorsProvision

Conduct monitoring and evaluation of cooperated functions.

5. Conduct monitoring and evaluation of cooperated functions

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§ 6Implementations of duties and powersProvision

The Authority must work with relevant government organs when carrying out the cooperation functions.

6. In exercising the cooperation functions, the Authority shall collaborate with all relevant government organs that have been mandated to perform these functions. 13 Standards (Cooperation in Execution of Powers and Functions) GN. NO. 680 (Contd.) ___________ SECOND SCHEDULE __________ (Made under regulation 10(b)) NOTICE OF SEIZURE To: ………………………………………………… ………………………………………………… The following goods stored in ……………………………… situated at …………………… are seized as goods proved/suspected to be substandard/unsafe under the provisions of the Standard Act, Cap. 130; that is to say (nature of the goods and problems): SN Description of product(s) Quantity Unit Value REMARKS ………………………………………………………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………………………………………………………… Any claim against the seizure shall be submitted to the Director within fourteen days of the seizure. In the event of your failure to file a claim within the time stipulated herein the Authority may pose dispose of the above goods as may deem fit under the law. ………………………… ……………… …………… ………….. Inspector (s) Date ………………………… The owner/representative of the seized products Designation Signature ……………… …………… Designation Signature ………….. Date Dodoma, KITILA A. MKUMBO 1st September, 2021 Minister for Industries and Trade 14

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