Introductory provisions
section 1 of this Regulation shall apply to the fees payable for
governmental authorities and local government costs for
1. public scrutiny, examination and registration under
the Food Act (2006:804), the rules of which have been notified to the
with the support of the law and the EU provisions are complemented by
the law,
2. official controls, verification that the product specification
followed prior to the placing on the market, follow-up
control of producers of wine, as well as the handling of
applications for registration, change of product specification
and deregistration pursuant to lagen (2009:1424) on the control of
protected names on agricultural products and foodstuffs, the
regulations issued pursuant to the Act and the
EU rules as supplemented by law,
3. the official controls of organic production methods referred to
the first paragraph in section 2 of the Act (2013:363) on the control of
organic production except for feed, and
4. consideration of cases in accordance with the European regulations referred to in
section 1 of the Act on the control of organic production or the
regulations issued under the law.
Regulations on fees for ecological control relating to
the feed can be found in Regulation (2006:1165) on charges for
official controls of feed and animal by-products.
Regulation (2013:1060).
section 2 of the regulations on control authorities and competent
authorities found in food regulation (2006:813),
Regulation (2009:1425) on the control of protected names
on agricultural products and foodstuffs, the law (2013:363) if
control of organic production and Regulation (2013:1059)
on the control of organic production.
In the regulation on the control of organic farming, there is
also provisions on charges for official controls
carried out by the inspection body. Regulation (2013:1060).
Annual inspection fee
3 § control government expenses for other public
control of food and organic production than that
referred to in article 28 of regulation
(EC) No 882/2004 of 29 april 2004 on official controls
performed to ensure the verification of compliance with feed and
food law, animal health and
animal welfare, should be covered by an annual fee. However, this does
not a control government expenses for official controls
of food businesses in the primary production of foodstuffs for human consumption, or
a control Government costs of such control of a
food facility that may be carried out according to § 25 a
Food Regulation (2006:813).
Charges for the official control of the cutting plants
may, however, be covered partly by an annual fee, and
staffing fee charged under section 18. For the public
inspection of slaughterhouses and game-handling establishments may, in
rather than what is said in the first paragraph, a
staffing fee is levied under section 18.
The provisions of the first subparagraph involves the obligation of a
municipality to levy an annual fee to cover municipal
costs of official controls. Regulation (2013:1060).
section 4 of the fee must be paid by the food business operator and
operators in the organic production whose activities are
subject to control. The fee shall also be paid by the
operating in an establishment for the manufacture of snuff
or chewing tobacco or a structure for
supply of drinking water. Regulation (2013:1060).
paragraph 5 of the fee should be paid by special decision of the
the control authority.
section 6 of the Fee is determined by the control authority.
If the control authority is a municipality, the levy shall be determined
of the Municipal Board which performs the check on the basis of a
rate as the City Council determines.
section 7 of the fee shall be calculated on the basis of the general principle
If adequate financial resources in article 26 of the
European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 882/2004. At
the calculation shall take account also be taken of the criteria
Article 27(3)-7 of the same regulation.
Regulation (2008:1056).
§ 8 the NFA may provide for how a
fee charged by a public authority,
calculated in cases other than that specified in the second subparagraph.
The State's agricultural work may provide for how a
fee charged by a public authority,
calculated for the control carried out by organic production
in terms of production and management of agricultural and
aquaculture products not for human consumption.
Regulation (2013:1060).
§ 9 the annual fee must be paid with the full fee amount
from the calendar year in which the operation begins.
This fee will then be paid with all fee amounts for
each started calendar years.
The one under section 13 shall pay a fee for the approval of
a plant, should, however, pay the annual fee from
with the calendar year after the operation started.
Regulation (2009:922).
section 10 if there are special reasons, the control authority set
down or waive the fee.
Fee for additional public control
section 11 of article 28 of the European Parliament and Council regulation
(EC) No 882/2004, there is provision for extra fee
public control due to non-compliance with the
the regulatory framework. The provisions shall also apply to extra
official controls of establishments
drinking water supply and for the manufacture of snuff or
chewing tobacco, as well as by additional public control due to
non-compliance with the Council Regulation (EC) No 1234/2007
of 22 October 2007 establishing a common
organisation of agricultural markets and on specific
provisions for certain agricultural products in the parts
the regulation is complemented by the Food Act (2006:804).
NFA may provide for how a fee
levied by a State control authority shall be calculated when
terms of additional public control, if it is not specified, no
others, in the third paragraph.
The Agriculture Department may provide for how a fee
is imposed by a State control authority shall be calculated in
apply additional official controls relating to organic
production in terms of production and management of agricultural
and aquaculture products that are not food.
Regulation (2013:1060).
12 § Fee shall not be paid for control of
complaints that turns out to be unjustified.
Fee for approval and registration of a facility
paragraph 13 of The who of a competent authority requesting approval,
or notify the registration, of a plant to operate
food business or for the production of snuff and
chewing tobacco, or for drinking water supply must pay a
fee for the Authority's consideration of the issue of approval
or registration. However, this does not apply to primary producers
of foods.
Of the first subparagraph, it follows that a municipality is
required to charge a fee to cover the costs of
the municipality's authorisation or registration. Regulation (2013:679).
section 14 of the amount determined by the competent authority.
If the authority is a municipality, the levy shall be established by the
Municipal Board which performs the check on the basis of a tariff which
the City Council determines.
section 15, the fee shall be calculated on the basis of the General
the principle of adequate financial resources in article 26 of the
European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 882/2004.
In addition, in the calculation of the fee for the examination of the question
on the approval, taking into account the criteria laid down in
Article 27(4)-7 of the same regulation.
section 16 of the food and Drug Administration may provide for how a fee
levied by a public body shall be calculated.
Fee for sampling for certain foods
section 17 of the NFA may provide for the obligation
to pay the fee to pay for the control of residues of
pesticides, veterinary drugs, persistent
organic pollutants and other contaminants in the
food produced in Sweden.
NFA may provide for how a fee
for a State control regulatory control shall
is calculated.
Fee for the inspection agency staffing at slaughterhouses,
cutting plants and game-handling establishments
section 18 of the Control Authority may charge a fee for the Agency's
staffing in slaughterhouses, cutting plants and
game-handling establishments.
NFA may provide for fees for the
the work's manning of such installations.
If the control authority is a municipality, the fee is determined by the
Municipal Board which performs the check on the basis of a tariff which
is determined by the City Council.
Fee for applications relating to protected designations
section 19 of the applicant by the competent authority of
registration of a protected designation, modification of a
product specification or deregistration shall pay a
fee for the Agency's handling of cases. Fee to be paid
in an amount to be determined by the authority.
NFA may provide for how a fee
levied by a public body will be calculated.
Regulation (2009:1465).
Fee for checking compliance with the product specification
section 20 of the competent authority to make a charge for the costs of
control of compliance with the product specification before a product
placed on the market and for the purposes of
producers of wine.
If the control authority is a municipality, the fee shall be determined
of the Municipal Board which performs the check on the basis of a
rate as the City Council determines.
NFA may provide for how a fee
levied by a State control authority shall be calculated.
Regulation (2009:1465).
Fee for consideration of matters relating to organic
production
20 a of the food and drug administration and the Agriculture Department, in its
respective responsibilities under section 1 of the Regulation (2013:1059)
on the control of organic production provide for
obligation to pay the fee for the examination of cases in a
Government agency according to the European regulations referred to in paragraph 1 of the
Act (2013:363) on the control of organic production or the
regulations issued pursuant to the regulation on
control of organic production. Regulation (2013:1060).
Regulations on other charges
section 21 of the NFA may provide for the obligation
to pay additional fees for inspection or testing.
If the NFA has provided for the obligation to pay
fee for a State Government control or trial may
the work also provide for how the fee should
is calculated.
If the National Food Administration's administrative provisions referred to in the first subparagraph
includes fee for a municipality's control or review is
the municipality is obliged to charge a fee according to a tariff that
the City Council determines. Regulation (2009:1465).
Regulations on enforcement
section 22 of the national food administration shall notify the regulations needed
for the enforcement of this regulation.
Regulation (2009:1465).
Appeal
paragraph 23 of 31 and 32 of the Food Act (2006:804), 19 and 20 of the
Act (2009:1424) on the control of protected names on
agricultural products and foodstuffs, and in 29 and 30 of the Act
(2013:363) on the control of organic farming, there is
rules on appeals of governmental authorities and
Municipal Councils ' decisions. Regulation (2013:1060).
Transitional provisions
2006:1166
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 december 2006.
2. The regulation repeals Regulation (1989:1110) if
fee for food supervision, with the limitations
paragraphs 3, 4 and 6.
3. Older rules may be applied to the end of
2006.
4. If the total of charges levied by a State
control authority to cover the annual control of an activity
for the year 2007, is amended by this regulation, without
the business has changed, the fee paid by the amount
that is the lowest of the amounts arising out of this regulation and
older regulations.
5. If a municipality's decisions on annual inspection fee for the contribution year
2007 based on a tariff which has been decided after the end of
in 2006, the levy shall be equal to the portion of the fee charged on
the remainder of the year then the rate in force.
What is said in the first paragraph also applies to a municipality's fee for
approval of an establishment.
6. Older regulations apply in respect of charges
adopted before the entry into force of this regulation.
