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Research Programme B12: 2007 Review

The Food Standards Agency’s Microbiological Safety Division’s Microbiological Risk Assessment research programme (B12) was reviewed on the 21st – 22nd March 2007 at the Copthorne Hotel, Reading.

Chair
Professor Bevan Moseley

Expert Panel Members
Dr Bernard Mackey University of Reading
Professor Paul Hunter University of East Anglia
Dr David Brown Health Protection Agency
Professor Arie Havelaar National Institute of Public Health and the Environment in the Netherlands
Dr Nick Sparks Scottish Agricultural College
Mr John Bassett Unilever Plc
Dr Chris Baylis Campden & Chorleywood Food Research Association

Objectives

• to facilitate and conclude independent expert evaluation of individual projects and the FSA’s overall programme on microbiological risk assessment, especially programme B12, and
• to inform stakeholders of the results of the microbiological risk assessment work funded by the FSA to date; and to seek ideas and input to inform future developments in this area of scientific research and FSA policy.

For further details contact:

Dr Paul Cook Tel: 020 7276 8950 or email: paul.cook@foodstandards.gsi.gov.uk

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