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Agency to audit Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council's food law enforcement activities
Wednesday 10 November 2004
Food Standards Agency Wales is to undertake an audit of the Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council�s food law enforcement activities.
The audit, which will begin on 22 November 2004, will allow the Agency to compare the authority�s performance against a UK-wide standard.
Food Standards Agency Wales launches its second AFAL award
Monday 1 November 2004
Following the success of its 2004 AFAL (Awards For Food Action Locally) Scheme, Food Standards Agency Wales is now launching the awards for 2005. As previously, the awards will recognise individual or team contributions to local nutrition initiatives that have made a positive impact on the diet or eating habits of residents in the communities they serve.
FSA Wales seeks older people with an interest in food and health
Tuesday 5 October 2004
As part of its continuing involvement in the Welsh Assembly Government's 'Keep Well This Winter' (KWTW) campaign, Food Standards Agency Wales is looking to recruit around 25 volunteers across the country to participate in an original and exciting venture through the winter months.
FSA publishes local authority audit report for the Vale of Glamorgan Council
Friday 3 September 2004
Food Standards Agency Wales has published an in-depth report on the Vale of Glamorgan Council's food hygiene, food standards and feedingstuffs law enforcement.
Hygiene on farms
Friday 9 July 2004
Food Standards Agency Wales is holding an evening stakeholder meeting, on Wednesday, 21 July 2004 for the farming community at the Royal Welsh Show, Llanelwedd. The theme of the meeting is Hygiene on Farms and will include short presentations from ADAS, Assured Chicken Production Scheme and Specialist Cheesemakers Association.
Food Standards Agency Wales announces further award winners
Wednesday 16 June 2004
Food Standards Agency Wales has announced further winners of its 2003/2004 AFAL award scheme. The Award, launched in November last year, is a scheme to recognise individual or team contributions to local nutrition initiatives that have made a positive impact on the diet or eating habits in the communities they serve.
Food Standards Agency Wales announces AFAL award winners
Thursday 13 May 2004
At its Nutrition Strategy Implementation Conference in Llandudno this week, the Food Standards Agency Wales announced the winners of its 2003/2004 AFAL award scheme. The award, launched in November 2003, is a scheme to recognise individual or team contributions to local nutrition initiatives that have made a positive impact on the diet or eating habits in the communities they serve.
Agency to audit Powys County Council's food law enforcement activities
Monday 10 May 2004
The Food Standards Agency Wales is to undertake an audit of Powys County Council's food law enforcement activities.
The audit, which will begin on 24 May 2004, will allow the Agency to compare the authority's performance against a UK-wide standard.
Agency to audit Conwy County Council's food law enforcement activities
Wednesday 14 April 2004
The Food Standards Agency Wales is to undertake an audit of the food law enforcement activities of Conwy County Council.
The audit, which will begin on 27 April 2004, will allow the Agency to compare the performance of the authority against a UK-wide standard.
Food Standards Agency publishes local authority audit report for Torfaen County Borough Council
Wednesday 14 April 2004
The Food Standards Agency Wales has published an in-depth report on Torfaen County Borough Council's food hygiene, food standards and feedingstuffs law enforcement.
Food law enforcement for discussion at Food Advisory Committee's open meeting
Monday 5 April 2004
Local Authority food law enforcement will be discussed at an open meeting to be held in Caernarfon on Wednesday, 21 April.
Food Standards Agency Wales publishes Consumer Attitudes to Food survey 2003
Tuesday 24 February 2004
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) today publishes the fourth Welsh survey of Consumer Attitudes to Food.
The annual survey provides detailed information of consumers' knowledge, behaviour and awareness of food issues.
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