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Reports and accounts

Annual reports and accounts, statutory reports and spending data.

Reports

2022/23 annual report 

England, Northern Ireland and Wales

England

Northern Ireland

Wales

England

2021/22 annual report

Westminster Annual Report and Accounts (HTML accessible version)

England

England, Northern Ireland and Wales

Northern Ireland

Wales

England

2020/21 annual report

England, Northern Ireland and Wales

England, Scotland and Wales

Northern Ireland

Wales

England

2019/20 annual report

England

Northern Ireland

Wales

View reports prior to 2019/20 (National Archives)

Incidents annual report

You can access open data on incidents from January 2018. The data provides more up to date data than the annual statistical reports which were produced until December 2017.

You can access previous incidents annual reports of food incidents, risks and what action was taken to protect consumers.

 

Incidents annual reports 2006 - 2011
 

Incidents annual reports 2012 - 2017

Accounts

GPC transactions

Access our GPC transactions over £500 from April 2011 to March 2016 (data.food.gov)

Find our GPC transparency records from April 2016 to February 2017

Expenditure over £25k

A monthly data report of spending over £25,000. Published as part of the Government's commitment to transparency in expenditure.

FSA spending controls - approved exemptions

Quarterly summaries of our expenditure approvals for:

  • ICT
  • advertising and marketing
  • recruitment
  • property
  • consultancy controls

See our data on spending controls

Workforce management information

Monthly data on staff numbers and paybill costs in our organisation, both payroll and non-payroll including consultants. Split between full-time equivalents (FTE) and headcount and mapped to standard Civil Service grades. Costs are broken down by salaries, allowances and contributions, or costs for consultancy.

Food Hygiene Rating Scheme reports

Report and reviews relating to the operation and implementation of the Food Hygiene Rating Scheme in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Wales

Northern Ireland