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Good food hygiene is good business

Posted by: Katie Pettifer, Chief Executive, Posted on: 23 April 2025 - Categories: Business guidance, Our mission
Food Standards Agency, Interim Chief Executive Katie Pettifer

Cymraeg At the FSA one of our guiding principles is making it easier for businesses to do the right thing. Today we're launching a campaign designed to help food businesses improve their hygiene standards through better use of FSA guidance …

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The FSA at 25

Posted by: Katie Pettifer, Chief Executive and Professor Susan Jebb, FSA Chair, Posted on: 4 April 2025 - Categories: Our mission
Food Standards Agency: 25 years image, with a variety of colourful squares containing abstract pictures of food

Cymraeg This month marks the 25th anniversary of the FSA and we would like to take this opportunity to thank our partners across the food system for their continuing support and for all they do to uphold trust in food …

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