Food Safety Bylaw 2013
Ture ā-Rohe Ārai Kai 2013
The Food Safety Bylaw 2013 increases the safety of food sold to the public.
You should know
We are reviewing this bylaw to make sure it meets residents' needs, now and in the future.
We will ask your views as part of this process by providing a link from this page, and will let you know of the outcome when the review is finished.
What the Food Safety Bylaw does
The bylaw:
- requires food businesses registered with the council to display a food safety grade certificate
- regulates staff training and the registration of food stalls that have not yet transitioned from the Food Hygiene Regulations 1974 to the Food Act 2014.
Get a copy of the Food Safety Bylaw
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