Regulation 14 Warning noticesI1
England and Wales
An authorised officer may serve a warning notice on a person if that authorised officer is of the opinion that there has been or may have been a contravention of any relevant rule.
In addition to the information required for labels under regulation 12(a) to (d), a warning notice must—
specify the relevant rule that the authorised officer believes the person has or may have contravened;
require the person on whom the notice is served not to breach that relevant rule.
A warning notice has effect for two years.
“Relevant rule” means any of the following—
any of the marketing standards;
Article 6(6) of the Commission Regulation;
the requirement on exempted traders in Article 9(3) of the Commission Regulation.