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Notification Circular
Notification Circular 232-23

27 February 2023

Media release
Safe Food Australia 2023 - updated guide to Food Safety Standards

Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) has updated Safe Food Australia to incorporate the new Standard 3.2.2A Food safety management tools, which comes into effect in December 2023. 

Notification Circular
Notification Circular 231-23

16 February 2023

Media release
Call for comment on new sources for enzyme processing aids
Notification Circular
Notification Circular 230-23
8 February 2023 230-23
Notification Circular
Notification Circular 229-23

6 February 2023

Media release
Call for comment on Proposal P1061 - Code Maintenance Proposal 2023
Notification Circular
Notification Circular 228-23
Notification Circular
Notification Circular 227-23

25 January 2023

Notification Circular
Notification Circular 226-22

19 January 2023 

Publication
Systematic review of the evidence for relationships between specified fatty acids and blood cholesterol
Gazette notices
Amendment 215

Download: Amendment No. 215(pdf 179 kb)

Media release
Call for submissions on proposed energy labelling on alcoholic beverages
 
Notification Circular
Notification Circular 225-23

16 January 2023

Notification Circular
Notification Circular 224-22

5 January 2023

Media release
Baby spinach recall concluded
Publication
Enterprise Agreement
Media release
Call for comment on the review of permissions for caffeine in food
Notification Circular
Notification Circular 223-22

19 December 2022

Media release
Recall of baby spinach products

Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) has been advised the recalled baby spinach products, that may have potential contamination, appears to have come from a single source.

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