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Laws
Food Regulations
reg 184E

In force2005 Revised EditionCurrent version · 2005 Revised EditionSee versions on Singapore Statutes Online(opens the publisher’s site)

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Food Regulations

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192 regulations earlier

182Flavoured soya bean milk
183Soft drinks
183ANatural mineral water
184Labelling of non-alcoholic drinks
184ANutri-Grade beverages
184BNutri-Grade grading system
184CNutrition information of Nutri-Grade beverages
184DNutri-Grade mark
184ERepealed
184FProhibition on advertisements relating to Nutri-Grade beverages graded “D”
185Intoxicating liquors
186Ale, beer, lager, porter or stout
187Wine
188Malt wine
189Quinine wine
190Aromatic wine, wine cocktail and vermouth
191Port and sherry
192Meat wine or beef wine
193Sparkling wine
194Carbonated wine
195Fruit wine
196Cider or perry
197Sparkling cider or sparkling perry
198Aerated cider or aerated perry
199Honey wine

63 regulations later

Food Regulations · 2005 Revised Edition

Regulation 184E

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[Deleted by S 451/2023 wef 30/12/2023]

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