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New research reveals popular traybakes contain more sugar than an adult should eat in a day via

New research reveals popular traybakes contain more sugar than an adult should eat in a day Research by the Food Standards Agency (FSA), local councils and the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) has found that popular traybakes sold in cafés in Northern Ireland are high in sugar, saturated fat and calories – but that consumers are open to change.

Welsh Food Advisory Committee meeting focussing on Animal Feed - 4 November 2025 via

Welsh Food Advisory Committee meeting focussing on Animal Feed - 4 November 2025 The Welsh Food Advisory Committee of the Food Standards Agency is holding its next open meeting in Carmarthen on Tuesday 4 November 2025. This will be a themed meeting focussing on Animal Feed. Participants will also be able to join online.

FSA launches consultation on proposed ban of Bisphenol A (BPA) and related chemicals in food packaging via

FSA launches consultation on proposed ban of Bisphenol A (BPA) and related chemicals in food packaging The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has today launched a 12-week public consultation on the proposal to ban the use of Bisphenol A (BPA) along with other bisphenols in materials that come into contact with food products.

FSA consumer survey shows confidence in food safety is on the rise via

FSA consumer survey shows confidence in food safety is on the rise Public confidence in food safety across England, Wales and Northern Ireland has increased, according to the latest wave of the FSA's consumer survey.

National Diet and Nutrition Survey Report for Northern Ireland Published via

National Diet and Nutrition Survey Report for Northern Ireland Published The Department of Health, the Food Standards Agency (FSA), and Safefood have published the National Diet and Nutrition Survey Report for Northern Ireland (2017-2023).

Flatmates, fridges and food safety: The Food Standards Agency’s guide for students in the kitchen via

Flatmates, fridges and food safety: The Food Standards Agency’s guide for students in the kitchen With thousands of students settling into shared accommodation across the UK this September, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) is reinforcing essential food safety advice to help young adults stay healthy in challenging kitchen environments.

September 2025 FSA Board Meeting via

September 2025 FSA Board Meeting The September 2025 FSA Board meeting takes place today at 9.00am

FSA confirms Lough Neagh fish remain safe to eat following latest testing results via

FSA confirms Lough Neagh fish remain safe to eat following latest testing results The FSA has today reaffirmed that commercially harvested fish from Lough Neagh remain safe to eat, and there is no change to the advice for recreational anglers.

FSA Board meeting papers published for September 2025 via

FSA Board meeting papers published for September 2025 The agenda and papers for the September 2025 Board meeting have been published.

Man pleads guilty to handling stolen goods following NFCU investigation via

Man pleads guilty to handling stolen goods following NFCU investigation Following an investigation by National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) part of the FSA (Food Standard Agency), a man pleaded guilty to handling stolen goods in a case linked to wider distribution fraud of a substantial amount of poultry.

Food Standards Agency launches consultation on first proposed CBD food product authorisations via

Food Standards Agency launches consultation on first proposed CBD food product authorisations The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has launched a public consultation on the proposed recommendation to authorise the first cannabidiol (CBD) food products as novel foods in Great Britain.

Four men given custodial sentences for diverting meat not fit for human consumption back into the human food chain via

Four men given custodial sentences for diverting meat not fit for human consumption back into the human food chain The defendants were convicted earlier this year following an investigation by Southwark Council and the Food Standard Agency’s National Food Crime Unit, with a judge at the Inner London Crown Court today handing down custodial sentences.