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Review of Official Controls
Response of the Food Safety Authority of Ireland and Proposed Approach
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Guide to Food Safety Training - Level 3 – Food Safety Skills for Management
Food Service, Retail and Manufacturing Sectors
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Metals of Toxicological - Importance in the Irish Diet
Evaluation of the exposure of the Irish population to metals of toxicology via diet and drinking water
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Update Report on Folic Acid and the Prevention of Birth Defects in Ireland
Folic acid is the synthetic form of the B vitamin known as folate.
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Salt and Health: Review of the Scientific Evidence and Recommendations for Public Policy in Ireland
The average daily salt intake in Ireland is high - approximately 10g in adults.
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Report on a Total Diet Study carried out by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland in the period 2012
Continued surveillance of the Irish food supply for contaminants, residues, food additives and essential nutrients is required to ensure the continuing safety of Irish food
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Guide to Food Law for Artisan and Small Food Producers Starting a New Business
A wide range of food is available in Ireland today, and whether that food is produced by a large multi-national company or a small local food producer, it must be safe for consumers to eat.
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Guide to Food Safety Training - Level 1 - Induction Skills and Level 2 - Additional Skills for Food
Food Service, Retail and Manufacturing Sectors
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Guidance Note 30 The Use of the Term ‘Butter’ in the Labelling and Advertising of Fat Spreads
Guidance for Food Businesses
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