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What is the penalty for tampering?
Tampering with food products in the UK, especially in a way that endangers public health, is a serious offence. Depending on the intent and harm caused, charges can range from assault to grievous bodily harm, or even attempted murder. The maximum sentence can be life imprisonment, reflecting the severity of such acts.
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