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A1325 - Extension of use of steviol glycosides in hotplate flour products
A1325 - Extension of use of steviol glycosides in hotplate flour products To extend the use of the food additive sweetener steviol glycosides to flour products (crumpets, pikelets and pancakes) that are produced on a hotplate.
Published 4 March 2025
Monitoring the safety of our food supply
Monitoring the safety of our food supply FSANZ and other Australian and New Zealand government agencies continuously monitor the food supply to ensure it is safe, and that foods comply with standards for microbiological contaminants, pesticide residue limits and chemical contamination. FSANZ also monitors nutrients in the Australian food supply, compiling the results in databases available to the public. Completed ISFR food surveys…
Published 23 March 2021
Call for comment on food made from an insect-protected GM soybean line
Call for comment on food made from an insect-protected GM soybean line Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) is calling for comment on an application to permit the sale and use of food derived from a new genetically modified (GM) soybean line. Soybean line COR23134 has been genetically modified to protect the plant from damage caused by certain butterfly and moth caterpillars. If approved, food products derived from this soybean, such as oil, milk, flour, meal and protein isolates, may enter the Australian and New Zealand food supply as imported items. Our safety assessment found no potential public health or safety concerns with food derived from this GM soybean. It is as safe as food from non-GM soybean varieties. Safety assessments are a key part of the approval process for all GM foods. To help people make informed…
Published 4 March 2025
Second call for comment on the review of permissions for caffeine in food
Second call for comment on the review of permissions for caffeine in food Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) is undertaking a second round of public consultation on its review of the addition of caffeine to food. Proposed amendments to the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code (the Code) aim to clarify the regulations around the retail sale of caffeine and its addition to food. FSANZ CEO Dr Sandra Cuthbert said the review followed changes to the Code in 2019, which prohibited the retail sale of pure and highly concentrated caffeine products. “This review has considered whether additional measures are required in relation to caffeine in food, particularly formulated supplementary sports foods,” Dr Cuthbert said. “A number of amendments to the regulation of caffeine in foods are proposed to ensure the continued protection of…
Published 4 March 2025
State and territory Food Recall Action Officers
State and territory Food Recall Action Officers Consumers should contact their local food regulatory agency if they have a food complaint. Industry can download the Food Recall Action Officers business hours contact list (PDF 154KB) or select a state or territory from the below dropdown menu to display details…
Published 5 March 2025
Safe Food Australia - A guide to the food safety standards
Safe Food Australia - A guide to the food safety standards Safe Food Australia is a guide to the four mandatory food safety standards:
- Standard 3.1.1 Interpretation and Application
- Standard 3.2.2 Food Safety Practices and General Requirements
- Standard 3.2.2A Food Safety Management Tools
- Standard 3.2.3 Food Premises and Equipment.
Published 15 June 2023
Contact us
Contact us Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) develops food standards using the best available scientific evidence, monitors food safety, helps consumers make informed choices and coordinates food incidents and recalls in Australia. Food regulatory agencies The following enquiries should be directed to other agencies:
- Enforcing food standards in New Zealand - Ministry for Primary Industries
- Complaints about food quality, safety or contamination - food regulatory agencies
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Safe food for older people - advice for businesses
Safe food for older people - advice for businesses Older people have a higher risk of getting foodborne illness and suffering serious health complications from eating unsafe food. It is important for older people to enjoy a wide range of foods for good nutrition, but extra care must be taken to ensure their food is safe. If you're a business that provides food to older people, basic steps you can take when selecting, preparing and providing food are outlined below. If that's your primary activity, you are likely to need a food safety program (see below, under Advice for Managers). Selecting and receiving safe food Always make sure the food you select or receive is from a trusted source, in good condition and at a safe temperature. Packaged food must be securely…
Published 28 February 2024
Service Charter
Service Charter What is a Service Charter? A service charter sets out the standards of service clients can expect from an organisation, as well as ways to make a complaint if you are unhappy with the service. A service charter aims to ensure that organisations:
- focus on service delivery
- measure and assess performance
- initiate performance improvement.
- the…
Published 8 August 2022
The Little Dough Co. Mini Fruit Hot Cross Buns x9
The Little Dough Co. Mini Fruit Hot Cross Buns x9 Foodland Promotions are conducting a recall of the above product. The product has been available for sale in Foodland Supermarkets and online in South Australia. Date Marking: 03/03/25 Problem: The presence of foreign matter (Glass). Food safety hazard: Food products containing foreign matter may cause illness/injury if consumed. What to do: Consumers should not eat this product. Consumers should return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund. Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice. For further information…
Published 14 February 2025