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How to label and provide information about food sold at fundraising events – Please click here for Food Standard Australia regulations

Please click here for Queensland regulations for food handling at fundraising events

Please click here for New South Wales regulations for food handling at fundraising events

Please click here for Victorian regulations for food handling at fundraising events

Please click here for Tasmanian regulations for food handling at fundraising events

Please click here for Northern Territory regulations for food handling at fundraising events

Please click here for ACT regulations for food handling at fundraising events

Please click here for Western Australian regulations for food handling at fundraising events

Please click here for South Australian regulations for food handling at fundraising events

 

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