Subject to the provisions of subsection (2) and section 6, any person shall be guilty of an offence -
(a) if he sells, or manufactures or imports for sale, any foodstuff, cosmetic or disinfectant -
(i) which contains or has been treated with a prohibited substance; or
(ii) which contains a particular substance in a greater measure than that permitted by regulation or has
been treated with a substance containing a particular substance in a greater measure than that
permitted by regulation; or
(iii) which does not comply with any standard of composition, strength, purity or quality prescribed by
regulation for or in respect of it or any standard so prescribed for or in respect of any of its other attributes; or
(iv) the sale of which is prohibited by regulation; or
(b) if he sells, or manufactures or imports for sale, any foodstuff or cosmetic -
(i) which is contaminated, impure or decayed, or is, or is in terms of any regulation deemed to be, harmful
or injurious to human health; or
(ii) which contains or has been treated with a contaminated, impure or decayed substance or a substance which is, or is in terms of any regulation deemed to be, harmful or injurious to human health; or
(c) if he sells, or manufactures or imports for sale, any foodstuff -
(i) which contains or has been treated with a substance not present in any such foodstuff when it is in a
normal, pure and sound condition; or
(ii) to which any substance has been added so as to increase the mass or volume of such foodstuff with
the object to deceive; or
(iii) from which any substance or ingredient has been abstracted, removed or omitted with the result that its nutritive value or other properties, in comparison with those of such a foodstuff in a normal, pure and sound condition, are diminished or otherwise detrimentally affected; or
(iv) which has been treated in such manner that its damaged or unsound condition or inferior quality is concealed whether entirely or partly.