genuine products sold by China and In UK Website

[ma920987]

Are the food sales regulated in UK?  I prefer the website regulated by USA and not UK.

The company imported the black grass jelly did not realise the products might not be genuine.  

I have seen Lan Zhou made noodles.  But this is wrong spelling for the area.

The products sold in all Asian countries.  The importers have to be careful as most of these countries carrying out capital punishment for fake products or products harmful to health.

The black grass jelly is not the right powder as my skin turns browner, harder for my liver.

I have seen indians with potatoe colour skin complex which is bile function problem.

And the chinese having too much rice with white feckles due to high phosphoric acid in the water just like whne I was young in Hong Kong. 

Wise is a laugh at Weiss surname in HK as they are Anglo Indians from Africa.

hostile takeover or bid for UK website.

[plpmr]

"Are the food sales regulated in UK?"

Yes.

[*vyolla*]

Food sales are heavily regulated in the UK, not so much in the US.

If you buy from a UK registered eBay business seller then they must be compliant with eBay's Food Policy, which is set out in the link below:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/prohibited-restricted-items/food-policy?id=4295&st=3&pos=1&quer...

However, if you buy from an international seller then that makes you the importer, and the risk all yours.

[red_magpie]

Are the food sales regulated in UK?

Certainly there are statutory requirements relating to the sale of food products within the UK.

However, be aware this this does not necessarily apply to food products imported directly through eBay from sellers in Asia.If you were importing these to resell, it would be your responsibility to ensure that they comply with UK food safety standards. If importing for your own consumption, it's your choice, your risk.

Buying from unknown sellers on eBay, especially from abroad, is not the same a buying from known reputable and regulated shops or online stores in the UK. The user agreement even warns buyers that "eBay does not guarantee the existence, quality, safety or legality of items advertised, or the truth or accuracy of descriptions". In other words you've been warned that items you buy here are not guaranted to be safe, or even legal. eBay is a jungle.