A donor does not incur civil liability for any personal injury that results from the consumption of food donated by the donor if—
(a) the food was fit for human consumption when it left the possession or control of the donor; and
(b) for food that is required to be handled in a particular way to ensure it remains fit for human consumption—the donor told the person to whom the donor gave the food about the handling requirements for the food; and
(c) for food that would remain
fit for human consumption for only a limited amount of time after it leaves
the possession or control of the donor—the donor told the person to whom
the donor gave the food about the time limit on the consumption of the food.