A spokesperson at BfR confirmed to FoodProductionDaily.com that the committees have been established as part of the organisation’s on-going work within the fields of food safety and consumer protection.
THE Food Standard Agency’s (FSA) Food Safety Week is set to take place this summer between June 9-13, with a range of events being run across the UK in schools, community groups and local councils, to highlight the importance of food safety and hygiene in the home.
SHANGHAI : Shanghai authorities are stepping up surveillance over the quality of food and service at its many restaurants in the city. With the city staging some of the events of the upcoming Olympic Games, authorities are determined to ensure that standards are up to mark.
The New Zealand Food Safety Authority (NZFSA) is being told to do a better job in alerting the public to the risks of contaminated food. An independent international review, by Dr Stuart Slorach, has recommended a host of changes be made around the way the authority operates.
The Government’s food safety regulators were today given a slap on the wrist with the proverbial wet bus ticket for their handling of the A1/A2 milk controversy.
The New Zealand Food Safety Authority (NZFSA) is being told to do a better job in alerting the public to the risks of contaminated food. An independent international review, by Dr Stuart Slorach, has recommended a host of changes be made around the way the authority operates.
29 April 2008 The Food Safety Authority is being told to do a better job in alerting the public to the risks of contaminated food. An independent review recommends a host of changes be made around the way the authority operates.
The Food Safety Authority is being told to do a better job in alerting the public to the risks of contaminated food. An independent review has been released recommending a host of changes be made around the way the authority operates.
The Food Safety Authority is being told to do a better job in alerting the public to the risks of contaminated food.
Fresno Congressman Jim Costa talk with Katie Harlan about the presidential race, super delegates and food safety.