Food and Drug Act

The Food and Drug Act is a law that ensures the safety, quality, and truthful labeling of food, drugs, and medicines. It was created to protect consumers from harmful or fake products and to make sure that what they buy is safe to consume. The act regulates the production, manufacture, and sale of these products, requiring companies to follow certain standards and provide accurate information. Overall, it aims to promote public health by preventing fraud and ensuring products are safe and correctly labeled.