36A. Partially hydrogenated oils
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A person must not —
import any edible fat or oil that contain any partially hydrogenated oil for use as an ingredient of any other edible fat or oil or any prepacked food; or
use any edible fat or oil that contain any partially hydrogenated oil as an ingredient in the manufacture of any other edible fat or oil or any prepacked food.
In these Regulations, “partially hydrogenated oil” means any edible fat or oil that has undergone the process of hydrogenation but is not fully saturated as a result of that process.
Subregulation 1
A person must not —
import any edible fat or oil that contain any partially hydrogenated oil for use as an ingredient of any other edible fat or oil or any prepacked food; or
use any edible fat or oil that contain any partially hydrogenated oil as an ingredient in the manufacture of any other edible fat or oil or any prepacked food.
Subregulation 2
In these Regulations, “partially hydrogenated oil” means any edible fat or oil that has undergone the process of hydrogenation but is not fully saturated as a result of that process.