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Amendment 203

Amendment 203 Amendment No. 203 (FSC 144) Download Amendment No 203. (148.95 kb)  (79.53 kb) Amendment 203 contains amendments to the following Standard and Schedules in the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code (the Code) Schedule 3 Schedule 18 Schedule 29 The Applications under…

Published 22 October 2021

Amendment 207

Amendment 207 Download: Amendment No. 207(pdf 115 kb) Amendment 207 contains amendments to the following Schedule in the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code Schedule 26  Food produced using gene technology The Application under which these amendments are made are as follows:

Published 28 April 2022

Amendment 208

Amendment 208   Download: Amendment No. 208(pdf 595 kb) Amendment 208 contains amendments to the following Schedule in the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code

Amendment 209

Amendment 209 Download: Amendment No. 209(pdf 595 kb) Amendment 209 contains amendments to the following Schedules in the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code

The Applications under which these amendments are made are as follows:
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    Published 16 July 2022

Amendment 152

Amendment 152 Download Amendment No. 152 (pdf 267 kb)| (word 82 kb) Amendment No. 152 contains amendments to the following Standards in the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code: Standard 1.4.1 Contaminants and Natural Toxicants Standard 1.4.4 Prohibited and Restricted Plants and Fungi The Proposal under which these amendments have been made is:

Amendment 153

Amendment 153 Download: Amendment 153 (pdf 88 kb)| (word 112 kb) Amendment No. 153 contains amendments to the following Standards in the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code.    Standard 1.3.3 - Processing Aids Standard 1.5.3 - Irradiation of Food Standard 1.6.1 - Microbiological Limits in Food Standard…

Published 4 March 2015

Statistics on food recalls in Australia

Statistics on food recalls in Australia sfasdfasdfad Add block Subscribe to recalls Follow us on Facebook and Twitter, or sign up to our food recall alert to be notified of new food recalls. See subscription channels…

Published 27 October 2022

Call for comment on a new enzyme processing aid

Call for comment on a new enzyme processing aid Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) is calling for comment on an application to allow an enzyme processing aid phospholipase A1 to be produced from a new genetically modified (GM) Asperigillus oryzae.  FSANZ CEO Dr Sandra Cuthbert said the enzyme phospholipase A1 has a long history of safe use and is already approved to be sourced from a different strain of Aspergillus oryzae. “FSANZ's safety assessment found no health or safety concerns for Australian and New Zealand consumers,' Dr Cuthbert said. “If approved, this processing aid will be permitted for use as a processing aid in bakery products.' Guidance on how to make a submission is provided on the call for comment page …

Published 18 May 2022

Additional brands listed in national poppy seed recall

Additional brands listed in national poppy seed recall Additional brands have been listed in the national poppy seed recall announced yesterday.  Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) is coordinating the consumer recall of poppy seeds due to the potential presence of thebaine, a toxic chemical.  The recalled brands of poppy seeds are: 

  • Hoyts Food Manufacturing - Hoyts Poppy Seeds 
  • Gaganis Bros Imported Food Wholesalers - Gaganis Premium Australian Poppy Seed 
  • East West Foods Wholesale - Poppy Seeds 
  • Basfoods International - Royal Fields Poppy Seeds 
  • Eumarrah - Eumarrah Poppy Seeds 
If additional products are identified as part of this recall, they will be listed on the…

Published 16 November 2022

Baby spinach recall concluded

Baby spinach recall concluded Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) can confirm that all affected products, linked to the Riviera Farms baby spinach, have been identified and recalled. FSANZ CEO Dr Sandra Cuthbert said the national food regulation system worked collaboratively to identify the source of the affected baby spinach, and products it was subsequently incorporated into. All affected products have now been recalled.It has been confirmed the recalled spinach products were sourced from one producer with the spinach all located in one field. The producer has been proactive and cooperative in addressing the issue.Dr Cuthbert said Australia has a world leading food regulation system and farmers and food regulators across the country work tirelessly to ensure Australian's have access to safe and nutritious food. Incidents like these occur infrequently, and…

Published 22 December 2022