(1) any vendor who sell food articles, readymade or processed on the street shall have to follow all the provisions of the Food Adulteration Act. In .case of failure, Penal measures shall be initiated by the concern department, as prescribed in the Food Adulteration Act. The certificate of vending of registered street vendor shall be cancelled by the local authority with immediate effect, if there is any conviction order passed from the concerned department ;
(2) quality of articles vended from the street can only be taken care of in case, there is a prescribed standard under a relevant statue. Otherwise it will be only a qualitative assessment. In the absence of such standard it will be necessary to collect sample of such items against which some complaints are received by the vendors. Such cases can be discussed in the joint meeting of whole sellers, manufactures and vendors under the chairmanship of commissioner to arrive at amicable solutions.
[Explanafion for example, presence of foxic paint and sharp edges of the different part of the toy. There is a need to develop systematic samples taking an analysis of the same in an accredited laboratory. In case of proved presence of toxic element in the toys. The wholesaler should be compelled fo take it back and payback the vendor price they pay if it not supplied on credit. In case of imported items found fo be suffering from similar defects, wide publicity should be given drawing attention to the authorities empowered to take suitable items.]