The sale and purchase of repacked food products currently circulating in the general public, especially related to repacked food information labels, is currently still found to be incompletely included by the seller/ manufacturer of repacked food products. This study aims to determine consumer protection of repacked food products that are widely traded in Indonesia in terms of Indonesian positive law and Islamic law. This research is a normative research using a legislative approach. The results of this study indicate that there are still many sellers or producers who pay less attention to procedures regarding repacked / repackaged food. The importance of food information labels has been clearly regulated in several laws and regulations in Indonesia in order to minimize the impact of material and immaterial losses that will be experienced by consumers/buyers resulting from consuming repacked food products sold. With the existence of regulations that protect consumers, it is hoped that consumer rights can be fulfilled so that consumers can avoid the actions of fraudulent business actors, and buyers/consumers get firmer legal protection and know more clear information about the repacked food products they consume.
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