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Food Standards Australia New Zealand reacts to criticism of drinks Health claims anomaly

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Food Standards Australia New Zealand reacts to criticism of drinks Health claims anomaly Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) today called for submissions on its proposal to change the Food Standards...

Food and therapeutic goods interface, TGA tries to provide ‘guidance’

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Food and therapeutic goods interface, TGA tries to provide ‘guidance’ Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (the TGA) has released late last week a guidance tool in an attempt to clarify the...

FSA defers decision on raw milk in UK as Australia considers raw milk regulation

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FSA defers decision on raw milk in UK as Australia considers raw milk regulation The UK’s food safety regulator, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has decided to maintain current regulations controlling...

FSANZ makes second call for submissions on Food Standards Code and raw milk

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FSANZ makes second call for submissions on Food Standards Code and raw milk Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) has released second calls for submissions on a decision of the Food Standards Code,...

The future of functional food regulation, Canadean

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The future of functional food regulation, Canadean Strict regulations on health claims have made Europe a centre for clinical trials in the functional food market. Japan, on the contrary, has become a...

Australia and China to increase co-operation on mergers regulation

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Australia and China to increase co-operation on mergers regulation The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China (MOFCOM)...

Australia’s food and grocery body welcomes Government’s deregulation moves

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Australia’s food and grocery body welcomes Government’s deregulation moves The Australian food and grocery sector is supportive of the Australian Government’s actions to reduce the regulatory burden...

NZ Government accepts all Fonterra WPC independent inquiry recommendations

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The New Zealand Government has released a report on the first stage of the Government inquiry into the Fonterra Whey Protein Concentrate (WPC) incident and has said the Government accepts in principle...

Push for national approach to ‘free range’ eggs deepens

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New South Wales (NSW) Fair Trading has recommended a “binding national information standard” be developed under the Australian Consumer Law that sets a clear definition of “free-range”. “A three...

Proposal to allow production and sale of raw milk products in Australia

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Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) has called for submissions on a proposal that will permit production and sale of an increased range of raw milk products in Australia. FSANZ said that, if approved,...