FSA
This coverage examines the work of the Food Standards Agency (FSA) and its relevance to the UK petcare industry, particularly in the regulation and safety of pet food production. Pet Gazette reports on FSA policy updates, compliance requirements, enforcement actions, and industry guidance, as well as its collaboration with manufacturers, retailers, and suppliers to uphold food safety standards. Coverage includes news, expert commentary, and analysis to help pet trade professionals navigate regulatory obligations and maintain high safety and quality standards.
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Jul- 2016 -12 JulyLatest News
Glyphosate receives temporary reprieve
On June 28, EU officials confirmed an extension to the licence for glyphosate, allowing growers to use the herbicide for a further 18 months. Glyphosate could have been being withdrawn had its licence not been approved by a June 30 deadline. It has been the subject of debate as a…
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7 JulyCurrent Affairs
Aquarian recalls fish flakes due to Salmonella
Aquarian is recalling its Tropical Flake Food and Goldfish Flake Food products with various โbest beforeโ dates as a precautionary measure due toย products potentially containingย Salmonella. The FSA hasย issuedย a product recall notice. There is a risk to consumers handling the products due to the possible presence of Salmonella in the products.…
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May- 2016 -12 MayCurrent Affairs
Hillโs Pet Nutrition recalls cat food pouches
Hill’s Pet Nutritionย is recalling certain packs of cat food pouches because there are high levels of iron present in the pet food as a result of an error by an ingredient supplier, according to the Food Standards Agency. The Agency is advising owners and retailers to issue the product recall…
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Sep- 2012 -4 SeptemberCurrent Affairs
Are cats increasing the risk of disease in humans?
Experts have called for more research into toxoplasmosis, a disease spread by cats, after figures revealed an estimated 350,000 people become infected every year. Between one and two in every 10 people are thought to be affected by the disease in some way. This figure has led to calls for…
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