The scope of criminal protection for objectivity from the crime of food fraud
Sattar Abdallah Saiel ,Zaman Hamid Hadi Al-Hasnawi
Keywords:
criminal protection, food fraud, and food fraud Revisited. ,
Abstract
We dealt with the study of the scope of criminal protection from food fraud crimes in an attempt to find a legal framework to protect consumers from acts of food fraud that evolve and vary day by day in a way that does not occur to the legislator when drafting this legislation. By proposing new legal rules to criminalize acts of food fraud that are constantly evolving and diversifying, and tightening penalties for their perpetrators . The crime of food fraud is committed intentionally. The origin of this crime is that it is committed intentionally, that is, it requires knowledge and will, but it can be committed by an unintended mistake when the merchant or professional neglects or fails to verify the condition of the food and verify that it is not cheated when importing, manufacturing, trading, or at any stage of production to reach the consumer, and committing criminal behavior in food fraud may result in permanent disability, disability, or even death. Most of them were considered independent crimes in view of the gravity of the outcome