Restrictions on the importation of certain foods

If there is imported into Belize, within the meaning of that expression as used in the Customs Regulation ActCAP. 49. (a) any margarine or margarine-cheese, except in containers conspicuously marked “Margarine” or “Margarine-Cheese”, as the case may require; (b) any adulterated or impoverished milk, except in containers conspicuously marked with a name or description indicating that the milk has been so treated; (c) any other adulterated or impoverished food to which the Minister may by Order direct that this section shall be applied, except in containers conspicuously marked with a name or description indicating that the food has been so treated; (d) any milk-blended butter, except in containers conspicuously marked with a name approved for the purpose by the Minister, not being a name which refers to, or is suggestive of, butter or anything connected with the dairy interest; (e) any butter, margarine or milk-blended butter the sale of which would be an offence under (f) any food which does not comply with any relevant provisions contained in regulations made under this, or any other, Act with respect to the importation of food, the importer commits an offence under this Part. 47