Just some info I have found
http://www.capilano.com.au/au/faq/7/does-honey-go-off-or-spoilhttp://www.benefits-of-honey.com/honey-expiration.htmlhttps://www.health.qld.gov.au/ph/documents/ehu/28009.pdf the relevant bit being page 5
5.1.1 Name of the food Food must be labelled with a name or description that will not mislead consumers. Where the Code specifically states the name of a food is a ?prescribed name? then that name must appear on the label.
Prescribed names are: fermented comminuted meat products [2.2.1] honey [2.8.2] infant formula [2.9.1] follow-on formula [2.9.1] formulated meal replacement [2.9.3] formulated supplementary food for young children [2.9.3] formulated supplementary food [2.9.4] formulated supplementary sports food [2.9.4].
Where the name of a food is not declared as a prescribed name, then the label must show a name or description that indicates the true nature of the food. The name may also include a process that the food has undergone, e.g. smoked salmon [1.2.2].
Examples Fruit and nut muesli English muffin Roast chicken roll Smoked fish.
5.1.2 Lot identification All food labels must include lot identification.
No specific form of words is required and this requirement is usually satisfied if the product is properly date marked (see section 5.4) and shows the name and business address of the manufacturer or packer. Where this is not sufficient then additional information that is part of a system devised by the manufacturer or packer must be used [1.2.2].
Foods exempt from bearing lot identification, other than those listed in section 3.1, include individual portions of ice cream or ice confection and food in small packages where the bulk package and the bulk container in which the food is stored or displayed for sale, includes lot identification.
5.1.3 Name and business address For food recall and contact purposes, food labels must include the name and business address in Australia or New Zealand, of the supplier (manufacturer, packer, vendor or importer) of the food. A full business address is required, including the street number, the street name, the town or suburb and State. A post office box or similar postal address is not sufficient.