Food Standards Agency

Ministers have refused to give businesses a transition period to adjust to what could be very disruptive changes coming down the track, says EFRA Committee chair

White wine leads the charge as 1,158 vineyards now registered with FSA

Meat industry says loss of support would cause four out of five businesses to close their doors

The Association of Independent Meat Suppliers said increases in charges for official controls at meat plants could leave already struggling abattoirs paying between £50,000 to £100,000 more this year alone

AIMS accuses agency of 'profiteering' and warns businesses will close as a result of costs

The National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) says businesses must help in fight against illegal produce

British Lion Eggs set to promote versatility, affordablity and nutritious benefits that go beyond a breakfast

Trade sectors have warned that post-Brexit meat inspections on UK exports have become 'unsustainable'

Body to consider proposals for a more targeted system of support, focused on smaller abattoirs

The latest wave of the Food Standard Agency’s (FSA) survey found that 94% of respondents said they are confident that the food they buy is safe to eat