Consumer Watchdog

According to Section 58 of the Public Health Act 1981: "No person shall sell or expose for sale... any food for human consumption in a tainted, adulterated, diseased or unwholesome state, or which is unfit for human consumption".

OK, I suspect nobody will be surprised by that.  It's the sort of rule that every country has, except perhaps North Korea where they're so poor and starving that they'd eat anything, probably even their football team.  It's a perfectly reasonable rule that makes it illegal to sell, or just as importantly, "expose for sale" food that's rotten or even just "unwholesome" which my dictionary defines as "not conducive to health or moral well-being".