I may be wrong, but it reminds me of sth called a 'health card' being needed in my country (.pl) when you are working with food. If it's true, it only proves th

I may be wrong, but it reminds me of sth called a 'health card' being needed in my country (.pl) when you are working with food. If it's true, it only proves their legal system concerning sanitary measures has way to broad categories and somehow olive-oil (food-based) falls into 'food' while running an online store falls into 'having a place where you deal with food'. Providing stool samples of shareholders is just an extreme example what happens when laws are too general and not in time with modern business models and current technology. It's easy to figure out that broad laws open to interpretation are easy to abuse by corrupted officials.