Environmental Public Health Act 1987 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 4 · Food Establishments, Markets and Hawkers
33. Licensing of hawkers operating from stalls, etc.
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A person must not —
hawk, sell or expose for sale any food or goods of any kind; or
sale
“sale” includes barter, exchange, import and export, and also includes offering or attempting to sell, or causing or allowing to be sold, or exposing for sale, or receiving or sending or delivering for sale, or supplying any food, drink or goods where consideration is to be received by the supplier for such supply either specifically or as part of a service contracted for, or having in possession for sale or having in possession any food, drink or goods knowing that the same is likely to be sold or offered or exposed for sale, and “sell” is to be construed accordingly;
set up or use any stall, table, showboard, vehicle or receptacle for the purpose of hawking, selling or exposing for sale any food or goods of any kind,in any street or part of the street or in any premises or public place without first obtaining a licence from the Director‑General, Food Administration.
stall
“stall” means any table, shed, showboard, vehicle or receptacle or any other means used or intended to be used for the purpose of selling food or goods of any kind, and includes any structure affixed thereto by way of roof, support or flooring;