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Cooking your food - Food Standards Agency
Avian Influenza. Properly cooked poultry, game birds and other poultry products are safe to eat. Avian Influenza (also known as bird flu) poses a very low food safety risk for UK consumers, …
Food allergy and intolerance | Food Standards Agency
It is important that you have the information you need to make safe food choices. That’s why there are allergen labelling and information laws that require food businesses to provide you with …
Food hygiene | Food Standards Agency
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Approved additives and E numbers | Food Standards Agency
Titanium dioxide. From 7 February 2022 the use of titanium dioxide (TiO2 - E171) as a food additive is no longer permitted in the EU and in Northern Ireland, due to the application of the …
Food safety - Food Standards Agency
Food safety advice, including guidance on food allergies.
Home food fact checker - Food Standards Agency
12 December 2023 moved NI box-out and shifted copy to right part of page.; 10 June 2022 Updated: 'Can you store potatoes in the fridge?' section Updated: 'Can you freeze rice?' …
Key regulations - Food Standards Agency
References to EU legislation in FSA guidance. Directly applicable EU legislation no longer applies in GB. EU legislation retained when the UK exited the EU became assimilated law on 1 …
Food additives - Food Standards Agency
Food additives are ingredients that are added to foods to carry out particular functions. Manufacturers must provide information about any additives used in the foods they produce.
Managing food safety - Food Standards Agency
EU references in FSA guidance documents. Directly applicable EU legislation no longer applies in GB. EU legislation retained when the UK exited the EU became assimilated law on 1 January …