New Zealand Gazette – 2001 – No. 127

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[4] Standard 1.5.3 is varied by omitting the Table to clause 4, substituting –

Table to clause 4

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Food	Minimum and Maximum Dose (kGy)	Conditions

| Herbs and spices as described in Schedule 4 to Standard 1.4.2
Herbal infusions – fresh, dried or fermented leaves, flowers and other parts of plants used to make beverages, excluding tea | Minimum: Subject to the condition specified in Column 3 – none
Maximum: 6 kGy | Food may only be irradiated for the purposes of controlling sprouting and pest disinfestation, including control of weeds.
The minimum dose to achieve the above technological purposes.
Food must be handled before and after irradiation according to good manufacturing practice (GMP). |

| Herbs and spices as described in Schedule 4 to Standard 1.4.2 | Minimum: 2 kGy
Maximum: 30 kGy | Food may only be irradiated for the purposes of decontamination.
Food must be handled before and after irradiation according to good manufacturing practice (GMP). |

| Herbal infusions – fresh, dried or fermented leaves, flowers and other parts of plants used to make beverages, excluding tea | Minimum: 2 kGy
Maximum: 10 kGy | Food may only be irradiated for the purposes of decontamination.
Food must be handled before and after irradiation according to good manufacturing practice (GMP). |

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Telecommunications (Information Disclosure) Regulations 1999

Telecom is required to disclose certain information under the Telecommunications (Information Disclosure) Regulations 1999.

This information is available in the following ways:

On request at Telecom’s head office:
Telecom Networks House
68 Jervois Quay
P.O. Box 570
Wellington
Via the Internet at:
http://202.27.156.72/about_telecom/who_we_are/telecomdisclosures.html

New Zealand Gazette 2001 Deadlines

Labour Day, 22 October 2001

New Zealand Gazette Edition—25 October 2001

Commercial Section Notices: (Companies, Partnership, Insolvency and Land Transfer Acts)

The deadline for these notices will be 12.00 midday on Friday, the 19th day of October 2001, due to the observance of Labour Day on Monday, the 22nd day of October 2001.

All other notices must be lodged at the New Zealand Gazette office by 12.00 midday on Tuesday, the 23rd day of October 2001.

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🏥 Australia New Zealand Food Authority Variations to the Food Standards Code (continued from previous page)

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📰 New Zealand Gazette Deadlines for Labour Day

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