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Call for comment on phospholipase C as a processing aid | Food Standards Australia New Zealand

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FSANZ Board Communique: 26 March 2025 Meeting | Food Standards Australia New Zealand

FSANZ Board Communique: 26 March 2025 Meeting alan.maskell Thu, 07/03/2025 - 15:30 Published 14 March 2025 The Food Standards Australia and New Zealand Board met on 26 March 2025 to discuss and decide on standards matters, as well as governance, organisational, performance, and strategic matters. Overview The Food Standards Australia and New Zealand Board held an extraordinary meeting on the 26 March 2025 to consider standards matters for …Read Article

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100th JECFA: Shaping global food standards | Food Standards Australia New Zealand

100th JECFA: Shaping global food standards julia.madigan@… Wed, 07/02/2025 - 15:26 Published 2 July 2025 FSANZ experts recently joined the 100th meeting of the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA), helping inform international decisions on the safety of food additives. JECFA’s scientific evaluations support Codex Alimentarius standards, which underpin food regulations around the world, including our Food Standards Code. F…Read Article

FSANZ Board strengthening our trans-Tasman food partnership | Food Standards Australia New Zealand

FSANZ Board strengthening our trans-Tasman food partnership julia.madigan@… Wed, 07/02/2025 - 15:24 Published 2 July 2025 Australia and New Zealand acknowledged their shared commitment to a safe and innovative food system at a FSANZ Board stakeholder event hosted by the New Zealand Food Safety Minister, the Hon Andrew Hoggard at New Zealand Parliament last month. Minister Hoggard was joined by the Australian High Commissioner, Mr Daniel Slope…Australia · Australia Read Article

FSANZ updates estimate of annual cost of foodborne illness | Food Standards Australia New Zealand

FSANZ updates estimate of annual cost of foodborne illness julia.madigan@… Wed, 07/02/2025 - 15:21 Published 2 July 2025 Foodborne illness costs the Australian economy around $3 billion each year, up from $2.81 billion in 2023, updated FSANZ estimates show. About a quarter of Australia’s annual gastroenteritis cases are linked to contaminated food. Our latest modelling confirms Campylobacter remains the most costly foodborne pathogen, accoun…Economy · Australia Read Article

2024 food recall data released | Food Standards Australia New Zealand

2024 food recall data released julia.madigan@… Thu, 06/05/2025 - 13:36 Published 5 June 2025 We have released data on 2024 food recalls2024 food recall statistics, offering key insights to support industry in managing food safety risks. FSANZ coordinated 95 food recalls in 2024, a 16% increase on 2023. Undeclared allergens remained the leading cause of recalls, mostly due to labelling errors, with milk and gluten the most commonly involved aller…Australia · Australia Read Article

Consumer trust in food safety holds steady | Food Standards Australia New Zealand

Consumer trust in food safety holds steady julia.madigan@… Thu, 06/05/2025 - 13:33 Published 5 June 2025 Results from our 2024 CIT survey have been published, providing our annual snapshot of consumer attitudes to food safety, labelling and the regulation system across Australia and New Zealand. Now in its second year, the survey shows confidence in the safety of our food supply remains steady with 69% of consumers saying they trust the food the…Australia · Australia Read Article

Ethiopia: Scientific Applications to Ensure Food Safety and Reduce Environmental Hazards

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Every year on June 7, World Food Safety Day is observed to improve food safety awareness and encourage measures to help avoid foodborne illness. It underlines the importance of food safety in guaranteeing the safety of food for human consumption, which is vital for public health.Africa See the Story

M1023 2024 MRL Harmonisation Proposal | Food Standards Australia New Zealand

M1023 2024 MRL Harmonisation Proposal kate.barker Tue, 06/03/2025 - 11:30 Published 3 June 2025 To consider varying maximum residue limits (MRLs) for residues of specific agricultural and veterinary (agvet) chemicals that may occur in food commodities. Administrative assessment M1023 Administrative assessment (132KB)Australia · Australia Read Article

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