Australia Therapeutic Goods Act 1989
Chapter 4A and Chapter 5: vaping goods, advertising and generic information, counterfeit goods and product tampering – Australia Therapeutic Goods Act 1989

Australia Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 s42E-42F: Never manufacture, supply, import or export counterfeit therapeutic goods, meaning goods whose label, presentation, records or advertising falsely represent their identity, composition, ingredients, strength, size, sponsor, source, manufacturer or place of manufacture

What does s42E-42F require?

Intentionally manufacturing in, supplying in, importing into or exporting from Australia therapeutic goods that are counterfeit, knowing or reckless as to that fact, is an offence (7 years' imprisonment or 2,000 penalty units) with a civil penalty in section 42EA. Goods are counterfeit if their label or presentation, any document or record about them or their manufacture, or any advertisement contains a false representation of their identity or name, formulation, composition or design specification, the presence or absence of an ingredient or component, the strength or size of the goods or of an ingredient (other than pack size), or their sponsor, source, manufacturer or place of manufacture. Counterfeit goods may be seized as prohibited imports.

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