Food and Drugs Act

The Food and Drugs Act is a law that ensures the safety, quality, and proper labeling of food, pharmaceutical drugs, and medical devices. It protects consumers from harmful or false products by regulating how these items are made, sold, and marketed. The act gives government authorities the power to inspect products, enforce standards, and take action against violations. Its goal is to promote public health and confidence by making sure that what people consume or use is safe and accurately represented.