All Food safety articles – Page 43
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News
Happerley Passports food traceability scheme ready for launch
UK primary food producers can register to generate unique traceability codes
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News
Runny eggs safe for pregnant women again, says advisory group
Food safety advisory committee declares runny eggs are safe to eat by vulnerable groups
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Comment and Opinion
Fewer inspections may lead to 'catastrophic consequences'
Some people relax by reading the newspaper. I indulge myself with a good look at Food Standards Agency Board papers
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News
Sainsbury's recalls Just Cook chicken over packaging error
Some piri piri chicken packs may contain chicken and bacon lattices
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Comment and Opinion
FSA warning on food safety checks should give serious pause for thought
Purcell’s paper marks a potential sea change in the FSA’s attitude to budget cuts
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News
“A picture of growing concern”: FSA sounds alarm on UK food safety checks
FSA warns public sector cuts are leaving many councils unable to meet their statutory requirements over food safety
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News
Scottish health officials reassure consumers over suspected bird flu outbreak
Chickens on a farm in Fife have tested positive for avian influenza H5
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Comment and Opinion
Horsegate three years on: we must remain vigilant
The horsemeat scandal of 2013 thrust into the mainstream media an issue that had long plagued the industry
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News
Christmas shoppers turn away from sausages and bacon
Christmas shoppers turn away from sausages and bacon, with sales down £17.5m
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Comment and Opinion
The long road to 'antibiotic free' meat
What is to blame for the rise of Antimicrobial Resistance?
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News
Campylobacter will only be beaten by farm to folk tactics
Sir: I read with great interest the article by Dr Clive Black on the FSA’s approach to dealing with camopylobacter
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News
Antibiotic resistance linked to eating meat in new report
The report claimed the use of antibiotics in agriculture represented a “critical threat” to public health
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Analysis and Features
Where can a cash-strapped Food Standards Agency make cuts?
Last week’s Autumn Statement revealed the FSA’s budget would remain at £85.4m a year during the current parliament
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News
Labour warns against 'complacent' FSA budget cuts
Shadow environment secretary Kerry McCarthy says the cuts raise doubts over the FSA’s future capabilities
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Fish fraud in decline, reveals European study
Less than 5% of fish tested in biggest survey to date was mislabelled
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News
FSA warns of 'challenging' times as budget cuts revealed
Chancellor George Osborne’s review cemented earlier fears from within the FSA that it faced funding cuts
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Comment and Opinion
FSA should be challenged on its foodborne illness data
”The FSA deserves credit for the way it has gone about seeking to tackle the serious issue of campylobacter”
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Comment and Opinion
Campylobacter, transparency and some baffling FSA survey results
The latest FSA campylobacter results are cause for cautious optimism - but discrepancies in the results must be addressed
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Comment and Opinion
China raises the food safety bar
The Chinese food system will become a lot safer and the level of fraud will reduce substantially
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News
Morrisons removes kangaroo steaks from sale
The retailer insisted the kangaroo steaks were a limited-time promotion