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Report
27 February 2024

Transforming our food environment: a spotlight on promotions

Report
19 February 2024

Food in Scotland Consumer Tracker Survey Wave 16

Food safety
18 January 2024

Consultation on Amending the Bread and Flour Regulations 1998 and the Bread and Flour Regulations (Northern Ireland 1998)

Summary of responses and government response
Report
8 December 2023

Methods to assess the price of diets: a rapid literature review

Report
13 November 2023

Risk assessment to support guidance for norovirus outbreaks in oysters

This report was commissioned to assess the public health risk associated with consumption of raw oysters with a range of norovirus RNA levels.
Report
8 November 2023

Our Food 2022: An annual review of food standards across the UK

Report
2 November 2023

Radioactivity in Food and the Environment (RIFE) report 2022

FSS works with UK environmental agencies and the FSA to monitor radioactivity in food and the environment (RISE) through annual RIFE reports, which detail findings from food and drinking water analyses.
Report
2 October 2023

New breeding technologies (NBTs) consumer research

This research examines consumer awareness and attitudes to new breeding technologies (NBTs) in foods.
Report
20 September 2023

Exploration of the current out of home landscape within small and independent outlets in Scotland

Report
15 August 2023

Pre-packed for direct sale (PPDS) consumer research

This research focuses on legislation that requires foods that are pre-packed for direct sale (PPDS) to clearly display the name of the food and a full ingredients list with the 14 regulated allergens emphasised within the list.
Report
15 August 2023

Improving allergen information for food sold prepacked for direct sale: consultation summary

Report
7 August 2023

Consumption of discretionary foods and drinks and other categories of dietary concern in adults (16+ years)