i. Item [55] inserts the following definition into the section, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in P1029: includes comb honey’. ‘honey ii. Item [56] inserts the following Note at the end of the section, to include in the Code the variation made in P1029: 'Note In this Code (see section 1.1.2—3): means the natural sweet substance produced by honey bees from the nectar of blossoms or from secretions of living parts of plants or excretions of plant sucking insects on the living parts of plants, which honey bees collect, transform and combine with specific substances of their own, store and leave in the honey comb to ripen and mature.’ Table to subsection S19—6(2) i. Item [57] inserts the following entry, in alphabetical order, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in P1029: Honey 0.7’ ‘Tutin ii. Item [58] inserts a note about the table, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in P1029: The New Zealand Food (Tutin in Honey) Standard 2010 also ‘Note regulates beekeepers, packers and exporters of honey in New Zealand. It provides options for demonstrating compliance with the maximum level for tutin in honey set by section 1.4.1—3.’ Schedule 27 Heading to Schedule 27 Item [59] replaces with food’, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in ‘for ‘in P1017. Heading to Schedule 27 Note 1 – Item [60] replaces foods’ with food’, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made ‘for ‘in in P1017. Section S27—1 Item [61] replaces foods’ with food’, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made ‘for ‘in in P1017. Heading to section S27—4 Item [62] replaces foods’ with food’, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made ‘for ‘in in P1017. Heading to the table to section S27—4
i. Item [55] inserts the following definition into the section, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in P1029: ‘honey includes comb honey’. ii. Item [56] inserts the following Note at the end of the section, to include in the Code the variation made in P1029: 'Note In this Code (see section 1.1.2—3): means the natural sweet substance produced by honey bees from the nectar of blossoms or from secretions of living parts of plants or excretions of plant sucking insects on the living parts of plants, which honey bees collect, transform and combine with specific substances of their own, store and leave in the honey comb to ripen and mature.’ Table to subsection S19—6(2) i. Item [57] inserts the following entry, in alphabetical order, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in P1029: ‘Tutin Honey 0.7’ ii. Item [58] inserts a note about the table, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in P1029: ‘Note The New Zealand Food (Tutin in Honey) Standard 2010 also regulates beekeepers, packers and exporters of honey in New Zealand. It provides options for demonstrating compliance with the maximum level for tutin in honey set by section 1.4.1—3.’ Schedule 27 Heading to Schedule 27 Item [59] replaces ‘for with ‘in food’, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in P1017. Heading to Schedule 27 – Note 1 Item [60] replaces ‘for foods’ with ‘in food’, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in P1017. Section S27—1 Item [61] replaces ‘for foods’ with ‘in food’, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in P1017. Heading to section S27—4 Item [62] replaces ‘for foods’ with ‘in food’, to include in the P1025 Code the variation made in P1017. Heading to the table to section S27—4
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