Sec. 401. Prohibited acts
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It shall be unlawful— for a person— to manufacture, introduce, deliver for introduction, or receive into interstate commerce any food that is adulterated, misbranded, or otherwise unsafe; to adulterate or misbrand any food in interstate commerce; to refuse to permit access to a food facility for the inspection and copying of a record as required under section 205(g); to fail to establish or maintain any record or to make any report as required under section 205(g); to refuse to permit entry to or inspection of a food facility as required under section 205; to fail to provide to the Administrator the results of a testing or sampling of a food, equipment, or material in contact with contaminated food under section 205(g)(1)(B); to fail to comply with an applicable provision of, or a regulation or order of the Administrator under, section 202, 204, or 208; to slaughter an animal that is capable for use in whole or in part as human food at a food facility processing any such food for commerce, except in compliance with the food safety law; to fail to comply with a recall or other order under section 402; or to otherwise violate the food safety law; and for a food facility or foreign food facility to fail to register under section 202, or to operate without a valid registration.