The possession for the purpose of administration of food without traceability and frozen using unsuitable methods constitutes the crime referred to in Article 5, letter b), Law 283/1962
The possession for the purpose of administration of food without traceability and frozen using unsuitable methods constitutes the crime referred to in Article 5, letter b), Law 283/1962
Regulation (EU) 2021/2117 does not provide guidance on how to proceed when wine is an ingredient in a composite product. While waiting for this issue to be addressed in the revision of Regulation (EU) 1169/2011, expected in 2027, industry-defined guidelines or a Commission communication to eliminate any uncertainty would be appropriate
The sale of cheese containing Salmonella Enteritidis constitutes the crime under Article 590 of the Criminal Code for failure to monitor its healthiness, if its consumption has caused personal injury
The addition of sulphites to sausage, a product then put on sale in a supermarket, constitutes the two concurrent crimes of Article 516 and Article 440 of the Criminal Code, the latter possibly in the negligent form referred to in Article 452 of the Criminal Code
The oldest food law is at the mercy of the Italian Legislator’s repeals and the EU’s non-applications
Food crimes: amendments to the criminal code
What the “Lollobrigida Reform” entails: from the abolition of the crime of “Sale of non-genuine foodstuffs” to its replacement with the crime of “Food Fraud,” to the new crime of “Trading in foodstuffs with false markings”