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INFORMATION CENTRE FOOD SAFETY AND CONSUMERS FOOD REGULATIONS IN SRI LANKA Why you need Regulations To protect consumer To protect industry To control imports Food Act No 26 of 1980 Food Amendment Act No 20 of 1991. You can buy these at hardware stores or phone Kids Health for more information Return poisons to their safe storage area immediately after use Throw away unwanted chemicals contact your local council for details Take any unwanted or outofdate med cehorg November 2013 Contributors to this report include Alaska Community Action on Toxics Alliance for a Clean and Healthy Maine Canadian Environmental Law Association Clean and Healthy New York Clean Water Action Connecticut Clean Water ActionMassa UA 522009 First enacted 1952 Ord No 29 of 1952 Date of coming into operation West Malaysia 1 September 1952 East Malaysia 1 June 1978 Revised up to 1989 Act 366 wef 13 April 1989 ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS Long Title Section 1 was eventually arrested and executed in 1709 by strangulation for murdering six hundred men. There is, however, no record of charges of any kind being brought against all those widows. In the latter IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST MERCIFUL. . THE . MOST BENEFICENT. . By. Dr Romana. . Learning Objectives:. Define toxicology, forensic toxicology, poisons,toxinology. The . Poisoner’s. Handbook. Forensic Science. 2/17/15. No Drill – Drill Quiz. Take out a sheet of notebook paper and copy down these drills, question AND answer:. 1/29, 2/3. When done, get a copy of “How Toxic is Toxic?” and finish working on the questions.. Forensic Science. 2/25/15. Drill. Copy starting after the first paragraph.. Three patients . are admitted into an emergency department at a hospital with these symptoms of drug overdose. What type of drug do you suspect?. The . Poisoner’s. Handbook. Forensic Science. 2/17/15. No Drill – Drill Quiz. Take out a sheet of notebook paper and copy down these drills, question AND answer:. 1/29, 2/3. When done, get a copy of “How Toxic is Toxic?” and finish working on the questions.. Jequirity . BeaN. NightShade. Foxglove. Giant Hogweed. Rattle Snake. Cottonmouth. Black widow. Brown recluse. Toxicology. Toxicology. —. the study of the adverse effects of chemicals or physical agents on living organisms. Types:. Environmental. —. air, water, soil. Consumer. —. foods, cosmetics, drugs. FOOD SAFETY AND CONSUMERS. FOOD REGULATIONS IN SRI LANKA. Why you need Regulations?. To protect consumer. To protect industry. To control imports. Food Act No. 26 of 1980. Food (Amendment) Act No. 20 of 1991. SKHMC. Toxicology. Toxicology is the science dealing with properties, actions, toxicity, fatal dose, detection of, interpretation of the result of toxicological analysis and treatment of poisons .  Forensic toxicology deals with the medico-legal aspects of the harmful effects of chemicals on human beings . Toxicology is the science dealing with properties, actions, toxicity, fatal dose, detection of, interpretation of the result of toxicological analysis and treatment of poisons .  Forensic toxicology deals with the medico-legal aspects of the harmful effects of chemicals on human beings . centER. . national hospital – . srI. . lanka. What is a Pesticide?. A pesticide is any substance or mixture of substances used to kill , destroy , repel or prevent the growth and development of a living organism.(a pest)..