FDF responds to announcement by DUP on power sharing
FDF responds to announcement by DUP on power sharing
Food must not just be safe, but also must be what it says it is.
Food information to consumers, primarily shared via the product label, must not mislead and the food label itself is the primary means of providing essential information to consumers. This includes the products’s ingredients (includng allergens), durability date, origin, quantity, nutrition, storage requirements, any key safety information and the details of the responsible food business. As an evolving area, the physical food label can also be accompanied by food information via digital channels.
For FDF members: Food Law & Labelling Committee (FLL)
The following are some key areas of consumer food information:
FDF Food Safety and Authenticity Report (members only) - March 2024
As one of the many FDF committees and groups available for members' only access, the FDF runs the Food Law & Labelling (FLL) Committee which provides members with the latest updates on food information policy and the opportunity to influence our policy positions and workstreams.
FDF responds to announcement by DUP on power sharing
UK manufacturers are working hard to ensure food remains on shelves amid intense global supply chain pressures.