EFFORTS TO REDUCE CRIME OF PROCESSED FOOD WITHOUT CIRCULAR LICENSE IN INDONESIA

Abstract

Projections to increase the population in Indonesia from 2020 to 2015 increase by 13,763 people (in thousands). This will affect the need for processed food. It is not uncommon for processed foods that are circulated on the market to not have a distribution permit. This is very dangerous because there is no guarantee that the food consumed meets quality standards, safety, and good nutrition. The state exists to provide guarantees of protection to consumers through legal policies that provide justice. The purpose of this study is to analyze the principle of justice in the regulation of criminal offenses related to the prohibition of distributing processed foods without permission. Provide input to the government, in efforts to tackle the crime. The research method used is descriptive-analytical with an empirical approach and field research with a qualitative approach. The application of Article 142 jo 91 (1) of Law No.18 of 2012 concerning Food as an effort as a preventive measure, maintaining harmony between the interests of the state, the public, and individual interests to provide a sense of legal and commutative justice. Based on the second and fifth philosophy of the Pancasila precepts. Crime prevention efforts to distribute processed food without legal permission are carried out jointly by all policymakers, organizations, and the community. Through the application of no crime, the application of criminal law. In a penal and non-criminal manner by utilizing technology.