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Law on Food Safety Regular notification
2016-08-08
G/SPS/N/AFG/2

Pursuant to Articles 11, 13 and 14 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, this Law provides the conditions to protect human health and life; improve the livelihood of citizens and food safety; ensure the safety of imported, exported, and domestic produced foods; and to ensure the provision of safe and quality food; in accordance with international obligations including relevant WTO agreements. The Law contains a total of six chapters, comprising 30 articles, dealing with: I. General Provisions; II. Food Safety Control Responsibility; III. Food and Its Trade Requirements; IV. Inspections; V. Penalties; and VI. Miscellaneous.

Food safety; Human health
2016-08-08
G/SPS/N/AFG/1

Pursuant to Article 14 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, this Law provides the conditions to improve the prevention and protection of animal health; the prevention and control of animal diseases, including zoonotic diseases; the regulation of veterinary diagnostic laboratory services; the regulation of the import and export of animals, animal products, veterinary medicines and biological substances; to ensure the safety and quality of animal products destined for human or animal consumption and commercial purposes; to ensure animal welfare and to improve the economic conditions of farmers, in accordance with international obligations including relevant WTO agreements. The Law contains a total of four chapters, comprising 26 articles, dealing with: I. General Provision; II. Duties and Powers; III. Conformity of Sanitary Measures with International Standards; and IV. Final clauses.

Animal diseases; Animal health; +1
2016-08-08
G/SPS/N/AFG/3

Pursuant to Article 14 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, this Law provides the conditions to improve plant protection, plant quarantine services and protection of the environment; prevent the introduction of and control the spread of plant pests; facilitate trade in plants and plant products; and improve livelihoods, food security and sustainable development of the national economy, in accordance with international obligations including relevant WTO agreements. The Law contains a total of seven chapters, comprising 41 articles, dealing with: I. General Provision; II. Duties and Authorities; III. Permits; IV. Phytosanitary Measures; V. Containment and Eradication of Pests; VI. The import and export of plant seeds, plants and plant products; VII. Miscellaneous Provisions.

Pests; Plant health