Liver secretes bile juice that does not contain enzymes but helps in digestion. Bile carries out emulsification of fats and provides an alkaline medium for activity of other enzymes.

The above given statement is true.

1. Bile serves two extraordinarily important roles in all animals:
   The small intestine relies on bile acids, which are found in bile, for the breakdown and absorption of fats and fat-soluble vitamins.
2. The pancreatic and liver secretions interact with the meal as it travels from the stomach to the small intestine.
3. It is used to emulsify fat in the food so that it may be broken down into little fat globules that can be easily digested. 
4. The liver secretion is a bile which does not contain any digestive enzymes. 

Hence option A is the correct answer.