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Legal penalties for altering subsidized materials
Food supply laws impose strict penalties for altering the specifications of subsidized materials. These measures include restrictions on the production, circulation, and importation of these materials; limitations on their transfer; restrictions on dealings with transactions; confiscation of transportation means, factories, and properties; and regulation of prices. The laws also specify that any unexecuted contracts related to these materials, once measures are taken, become void, and no claims for compensation are permitted. Factory owners and traders are prohibited from halting work or ceasing trade in subsidized goods without the approval and license of the Minister of Supply. Applicants must provide clear and serious reasons for their license requests, which the minister will decide on within one month. If no decision is made within this period, the license is considered automatically granted.
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