Article archive for Food Standards Agency
Dairy UK: No health risks from cloned milk (02 August 2010)
Dairy UK, which represents the interests of dairy farmers, producer co-operatives, manufacturers of dairy products, and processors and distributors of liquid milk, has joined the heated debate over the milk cloning controversy
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FDF 'relief' at FSA reprieval (23 July 2010)
“We were relieved to hear the news about the future of the Food Standards Agency,” says Julian Hunt of the FDF. “We'd seen the Press reports it was to be axed, and had heard similar rumours around the Westminster village but it wasn’t entirely clear whether there was truth in it.”
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UNISON welcomes meat hygiene report (02 June 2010)
UNISON Cymru/Wales has welcomed the publication of the National Assembly for Wales’ Animal Welfare and Meat Hygiene report
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New twist in BPA controversy (19 April 2010)
On 1 April it was reported 'some ... best-known foods contain the chemical bisphenol A'. It wasn't an April Fool's joke. Now scientists appear to be at war over just how dangerous BPA really is. And the FSA is being challenged to clarifty its position on the chemical.
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PPMA concerns over Bisphenol A controversy (07 April 2010)
EXCLUSIVE Chris Buxton, PPMA CEO, says he's watching the BPA debate with 'genuine concern and interest' after The Independent reported some of Britain's best-known foods contain the controversial chemical
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Milk Link welcomes FSA Focus on one % milk (18 January 2010)
Phase two of the Food Standards Agency’s initiative which encourages consumers to reduce the amount of saturated fat in their diets has been launched
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