Retort regulations: Australia tightens rules for imports containing meat, dairy and eggs

By Pearly Neo

04-Jan-2023 - Last updated on 04-Jan-2023 at 03:30 GMT

Australia has implemented more stringent regulations to govern imported retorted foods and beverages that contain meat, dairy or egg content, requiring an additional manufacturer's declaration to be displayed prior to entry.

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