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Tales from the front line: ‘This felt like such an environmental health thing’ 22 July 2021, Gayle Davis and Andrew Curnin How Cardiff Metropolitan University took their EH teaching outdoors. Food fraud prevention 'part of' food safety management 02 July 2021, Katie Coyne Food fraud has serious food safety implications, argued executive director of the Food Authenticity Network, Selvarani Elahi MBE. Food fraud is a food safety issue, poll finds 01 July 2021, Katie Coyne A series of food safety issues were polled covering Brexit, COVID-19, fraud, allergens and shopping habits. Award for Greenwich EH team and FareShare for contribution to local communities 22 June 2021, Sarah Campbell Primary authority partnership with food charity helped keep people fed during the pandemic. Urgent call for streamlined EU exports deal 10 June 2021, Katie Coyne CIEH is part of group calling for renegotiated veterinary agreement and removal of 'archaic bureaucracy'. Charities urge PM to re-think Australian trade deal 27 May 2021, Katie Coyne Australian regime allows live skinning of sheep, and high antibiotic and pesticide use. FSA sets out roadmap to food controls recovery 13 May 2021, Katie Coyne Agency says it will offer flexibility and a bespoke monitoring system. EHPs in Tesco use-by dates case will assist other authorities 13 May 2021, Katie Coyne Birmingham officers say: ‘If you’re confident you have a case don’t give up’ Judge in Tesco case says use-by-date food law ‘crystal clear’ 21 April 2021, Katie Coyne Defence argument ‘at odds’ with ‘feelings of disgust’ from public over mouldy grapes. Food law issues ‘were not heard’ 30 March 2021, Katie Coyne CIEH continues to work to ensure qualifications are in line with new rules.
Tales from the front line: ‘This felt like such an environmental health thing’ 22 July 2021, Gayle Davis and Andrew Curnin How Cardiff Metropolitan University took their EH teaching outdoors.
Food fraud prevention 'part of' food safety management 02 July 2021, Katie Coyne Food fraud has serious food safety implications, argued executive director of the Food Authenticity Network, Selvarani Elahi MBE.
Food fraud is a food safety issue, poll finds 01 July 2021, Katie Coyne A series of food safety issues were polled covering Brexit, COVID-19, fraud, allergens and shopping habits.
Award for Greenwich EH team and FareShare for contribution to local communities 22 June 2021, Sarah Campbell Primary authority partnership with food charity helped keep people fed during the pandemic.
Urgent call for streamlined EU exports deal 10 June 2021, Katie Coyne CIEH is part of group calling for renegotiated veterinary agreement and removal of 'archaic bureaucracy'.
Charities urge PM to re-think Australian trade deal 27 May 2021, Katie Coyne Australian regime allows live skinning of sheep, and high antibiotic and pesticide use.
FSA sets out roadmap to food controls recovery 13 May 2021, Katie Coyne Agency says it will offer flexibility and a bespoke monitoring system.
EHPs in Tesco use-by dates case will assist other authorities 13 May 2021, Katie Coyne Birmingham officers say: ‘If you’re confident you have a case don’t give up’
Judge in Tesco case says use-by-date food law ‘crystal clear’ 21 April 2021, Katie Coyne Defence argument ‘at odds’ with ‘feelings of disgust’ from public over mouldy grapes.
Food law issues ‘were not heard’ 30 March 2021, Katie Coyne CIEH continues to work to ensure qualifications are in line with new rules.