All Regulation articles – Page 43
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NewsChicken crisis 'will not change FSA campylobacter test plans'
The FSA has said it will not change its plans to allow supermarkets to report their own data on campylobacter
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NewsEC unveils action plan after fipronil egg scare
European Commissioner for health Vytenis Andriukaitis said risk communication across the EU would be improved
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NewsFSA strikes landmark deal with retailers over campylobacter data
Top nine UK food retailers will now self-publish chicken contamination test results as FSA shifts emphasis to smaller operators
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Analysis & FeaturesIs there really the bottle for a deposit return scheme?
International evidence shows it comes at an exorbitant cost so why are Nicola Sturgeon and Coca-Cola coming out in favour?
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NewsRegulators set out plans to improve recall procedures
Joint review by FSA and Food Standards Scotland found four areas the authorities could improve on
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InterviewsBig Interview: Heather Hancock, the new chair of the FSA
As the new chair of the Food Standards Agency, Heather Hancock has ambitious and controversial plans for the regulator
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NewsFSA seeks expansion of powers and funds to aid smooth Brexit
Repatriating EU food safety laws back to the UK would require greater resources across a host of different regulatory areas
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NewsEight more products containing eggs withdrawn in fipronil scandal
The latest batch of withdrawals were all cake mixes for use in the catering trade
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NewsPork from UK supermarket linked to hepatitis E infections
Products sold by unnamed retailer described as a common factor found in patients
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NewsCornish Charcuterie plays down safety fears after product recalls
The business has recalled nine products due to concerns over procedures to control clostridium botulinum
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NewsBio-tiful Dairy ad banned over 'better digestion' claims
ASA said health claims in ad were not permitted under EU rules unless accompanied by ‘specific authorised health claim’
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NewsEuropean Commission calls for emergency summit on egg scandal
Vytenis Andriukaitis also called for collaboration between affected countries to tackle the problem, warning ’blaming and shaming will bring us nowhere’
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NewsMeat supplier found guilty in horsemeat trial
Andronicos Sideras was found guilty for his part in a conspiracy to deliberately introduce horsemeat into the food chain in order to increase company profits
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NewsGovernment plays down fears over chlorine-washed chicken imports
National press reports cabinet split over agricultural standards in any US free trade deal
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NewsNorth Sea cod wins back MSC certification
Waitrose is first to stock the newly sustainable species, more than a decade after stocks came perilously close to collapse
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NewsMacsween lines recalled over botulinum control concerns
Haggis manufacturer Macsween has played down food poisoning concerns after a raft of its products were recalled
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NewsSpanish authorities foil Horsegate-linked food crime plot
Scam saw crime syndicate pass off horsemeat ‘not suitable for human consumption’ as edible, Guardia Civil and Europol said
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NewsMPs urge introduction of Seasonal Agricultural Workers Scheme
Commons debate hears failure could lead to labour shortages and increased food prices
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NewsAsda has mended its ways on promotions, rules CMA
Supermarket has ensured ‘was/now’ pricing periods and multibuys no longer mislead consumers, the regulator said
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Comment & OpinionWhere now for GSCOP?
David Sables reflects on the GCA conference and says there’s still more CCOs can do to reassure suppliers