Delegates to consider lifting ban on Egyptian agricultural products1st August 2011 |
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6th August 2011
Cruckley Animal Farm, a popular visitor attraction in Foston-on-the Wolds, has been permanently closed by the owners after an outbreak of E.coli O157. The family-run farm had been a firm favourite with school children and families ... ...read on
5th August 2011
People in parts of Moray have been advised to boil their water after E.coli bacteria were found in local supplies. The problem is affecting the Burghead, Kinloss and Findhorn areas. Advice issued by NHS Grampian warned people to bo... ...read on
5th August 2011
Butchers are being offered a DVD by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) to help them minimise food safety risks throughout their businesses. It features three butchers talking about how they have tackled food safety issues and is part of the FSAs response to addressing th... ...read on
5th August 2011
The Food Standards Agency Wales is presently working with Welsh Government officials on a draft bill to introduce legislation on the mandatory display of ratings at takeaways and restaurants to disclose hygiene records. It will the... ...read on
1st August 2011
The Middle East News Agency (MENA) has reported that a delegation from the European Union (EU) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) will visit Egypt this week, as they consider lifting a ban on importing Egyptian agricultural products, suspected of being infected w... ...read on
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