Food Standards Agency. The FSA is a non-Ministerial government department responsible for food and feed safety and other interests of consumers in relation to food and feed. The FSA is the Competent Authority responsible for ensuring the delivery of official feed and food law controls in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Official controls are delivered by a range of enforcement authorities in the UK. In England and Wales, these include FSA operations and local authorities. In Northern Ireland, official controls are delivered by district councils and Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) on behalf of the FSA.
Food Standards Agency. Dr Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Senior Radiological Policy Advisor Xxxx Xxxxxxx, Novel Foods and Radiological Policy Team Leader Food Standards Scotland Xx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Head of Risk Assessment Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Interim Director of Policy and Science Food Standards Scotland Agreed by: Xxxx Xxxxxxx and Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Signed: by email
Food Standards Agency. The FSA is a non-Ministerial government department responsible for food and feed safety and other interests of consumers in relation to food and feed. The FSA is the Central Competent Authority responsible for ensuring the delivery of official feed and food law controls in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The FSA works through its headquarters in London and offices in York, Belfast and Cardiff. Official controls are delivered by a range of enforcement authorities in the UK. In GB these include the FSA and local authorities, whereas in Northern Ireland controls are delivered by FSA, District Councils and the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA).
