Privacy notice for appointments to Advisory Committees, the Science Council and associated subgroups
Information on the privacy notice, why we require data, what we do with the data and your rights.
Information on the privacy notice, why we require data, what we do with the data and your rights.
The Food Standards Agency is what is known as the ‘Controller’ of the personal data provided to us.
The food system is complex and its regulation involves multiple bodies.
We use a scientific, evidence-based approach to ensure food is safe and what it says it is.
More than 1,500 people work for us to make sure food is safe and food is what it says it is.
We strive to build strategic, collaborative partnerships in the UK and abroad.
Here are just a few highlights from the first 25 years of the Food Standards Agency
From policy making to evidence generating and regulating, here’s what we do to keep food safe.
We offer fully flexible working arrangements and a commitment to work-life balance because we believe this enables our people to work most effectively.
Outlines the professional history of our Board Members and gives details of any business interests they may have in order to ensure transparency.
Agenda and papers for our Business Committee's Zoom meeting on 23 September 2020
Agenda and papers for our Board's Zoom meeting on 16 September 2020
Agenda and papers for our Board's Zoom meeting on 26 August 2020
FSA Chief Scientific Adviser and Professor of Infectious Disease at the University of Birmingham.
Guidance on devolved responsibilities and collaborative working across the UK.
For complaints made about the Food Standards Agency by an external party such as a member of the public or a food business operator.
Information about the Food Standards Agency's Chief Executive and directors.
Our Welsh Language Scheme describes which services we provide in Welsh, as well as how and when these services will be provided.
Open meeting of the Northern Ireland Food Advisory Committee on 11 September at the FSA Offices, Belfast.
Open meeting of the Northern Ireland Food Advisory Committee On 3 June at the FSA Offices, Belfast.
Details of feed and food official laboratories (OLs) in Great Britain (GB) and Northern Ireland (NI) that are designated to undertake sample analysis work.
Our current and completed tenders and our existing contracts.
Annual reports and accounts, statutory reports, and spending data as well as the Our Food reports, an annual review of food standards across the UK.
Current vacancies, our employment structure, the benefits of working for us and the code of conduct our employees must follow.
The Food Standards Agency will be what is known as the ‘Controller’ of the personal data provided to us.