The thesis research entitled "Juridical Consequences Provision Of Expired
Date In Home Industry Food Product To Producer" aims to determine and examine
the juridical consequences of business actors in granting expiration dates in
household industrial food products to business actors and to find out and examine
why household industrial food products are used. does not have an expiration date, it
is still in circulation even though there are regulations that oblige producer. This
research is a normative research with a conceptual approach and a statutory approach.
The data source is in the form of secondary data consisting of primary and secondary
legal materials. The data collection method uses literature study. Primary legal
materials and secondary legal materials were analyzed using the legal analysis
method. Deductive thinking process is used in drawing a conclusion. The concept of
legal protection and the concept of legal objectives are used as the basis for analysis
in assessing research results. The conclusion in this thesis is that the juridical
consequences for producers by attaching expired labels on home industry food
products is that the producers are responsible for losses suffered by consumers in the
period before the expiration date stated. On the other hand, the producer is not
responsible for any losses suffered by consumers as a result of consuming the product
after it has passed the expiration date stated in the household industrial food product.
Home industry food products that do not have an expiration label circulating in the
community that normatively there are no rules requiring all home industry products to
always attach an expiration date on the inside or outside of the package. The
importance of supervision of home industry food products carried out by the health
office in collaboration with the national agency of drug and food control to protect
consumers.