All Food safety articles – Page 49
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NewsTesco reports further reduction in campylobacter rates
It comes as the FSA is set to publish its latest quarterly report later this week
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NewsWholesalers urged to register businesses in AWRS process
Time is running out for wholesalers to sign up to the government’s new Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme
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NewsRising antibiotic resistance "poses serious threat" to health, warns EFSA
Campylobacter and salmonella are now showing high levels of resistance to the drugs needed to treat them…
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Comment & OpinionSorting the Beef from the Bull: a considered food fraud take
Other food fraud scandals have been far nastier than Horsegate
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NewsCamembert lines recalled by Sainsbury's, Co-op and Asda
The supermarkets have all recalled Camembert made by French supplier Fromagerie du Val de Scorff
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NewsUK poultry sector under fire for controversial antibiotic use
Use of fluoroquinolones, which are banned in the US, actually increased by 59%
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News9,000 bottles of fake Champagne found in shed by Italian police
Counterfeit Moët & Chandon labels worth €1.8m were also discovered
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Comment & OpinionAsda must look to availability basics
The recent job losses at Asda are a veneer over the main issues
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News'Excessive' retailer audits putting food safety at risk
Suppliers are warning post-Horsegate recommendations are being flouted
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NewsHapperley Passports food traceability scheme ready for launch
UK primary food producers can register to generate unique traceability codes
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NewsRunny 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 & OpinionFewer 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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NewsSainsbury's recalls Just Cook chicken over packaging error
Some piri piri chicken packs may contain chicken and bacon lattices
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Comment & OpinionFSA 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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NewsScottish 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 & OpinionHorsegate 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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NewsChristmas 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 & OpinionThe long road to 'antibiotic free' meat
What is to blame for the rise of Antimicrobial Resistance?
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NewsCampylobacter 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