Do I need to label food that are prepared in the consumer’s presence?

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Food weighed, counted or measured in the presence of the purchaser; and food which is loosely packed in the retailer’s premises are exempted from the general labelling requirements under regulation 5 of the Food Regulations.

Do I need to label food that are prepared in the consumer’s presence?

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