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FSA begins consultation on disinfection in abattoirs
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has begun a consultation on the authorisation of the use of alternative systems for the…
Food safety
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Eggs for all – vulnerable groups get the message
British Lion eggs has launched a major new campaign to capitalise on the recent announcement by the Food Standards Agency…
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Analysing the fipronil scandal
By Rachael Porter Since late July, millions of contaminated Dutch eggs and processed products containing themhave been pulled from the…
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Campylobacter levels continue to fall in FSA’s third annual tests
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has today published the last set of results from its third survey of campylobacter contamination…
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Defra select committee to summon Ranjit Boparan and BPC for questioning on 25 October
Following recent reports of malpractice at the 2 Sisters poultry plants in West Bromwich and elsewhere, the Environment, Food and…
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New government advice says runny eggs are safe after all for elderly, babies and pregnant women
Pregnant women, babies and elderly people can now enjoy dippy eggs again for the first time since the 1980s. The…
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2 Sisters plant will be closed for ‘as long as it takes’
The West Midlands processing plant at the centre of an investigation over mid-dated chicken and hygiene breaches will remain closed…
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Consumer demand for British egg products and clearer labelling soars
Consumer demand for the use of British egg products, and clearer labelling of the origin of eggs used in prepared…
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Birmingham poultry firm fined £68,000 over food hygiene breaches
Adam Halal Foods of Nechelles, Birmingham has been ordered to pay more than £68,000 after being convicted of five charges…
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Don’t eat raw chicken, consumers warned, after newspaper publishes recipes
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has been forced to reiterate advice to consumers to properly cook chicken, after The Mirror…