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Report
1 February 2010

​The impact of washing the edible parts (adductor and gonad) on paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) toxin concentrations in the King scallop Pecten maximus
Report
1 January 2010

​Food and You Wave 1
Report
1 November 2009

​Transfer of Radioactivity from Seaweed to Terrestrial Foods

The aim of this study was to identify the extent of seaweed use in Scotland, understand the practices adopted, the extent to which food grown on seaweed treated land is consumed by individuals and to estimate potential radiation doses from ingestion of these foodstuffs.
Report
1 May 2009

​The molecular epidemiology of Scottish campylobacter isolates from human cases of infection using multilocus sequence typing (MLST)
Report
1 April 2009

​Analysis of Red and Processed Meat Purchases in Scotland using Representative Supermarket Panel Data
Report
1 January 2009

Deriving and interpreting dietary patterns in the Scottish diet: Further analysis of the Scottish health survey and expenditure and food survey
Report
1 March 2008

​Risk assessment of the FSAS inshore shellfish monitoring programme based on historical toxin data from 2004-2006

This study analysed monitoring data to determine toxin concentrations of ASP, DSP and PSP in mussels, pacific oysters, king scallops, queen scallops, and cockles collected between April 2004 and November 2006.
Report
1 March 2008

​Survey to measure intake of non-milk extrinsic sugar in Scottish children
Report
1 October 2007

​Accessing Healthy Food in Scotland: A Sentinel Mapping Study of Food Retailing
Report
1 October 2007

​Categorisation of cattle for cleanliness
Report
1 September 2007

​Prevalence and concentration of Escherichia coli serotype O157 and other VTEC in sheep presented for slaughter in Scotland

A study examining the prevalence and concentration of Escherichia coli O157:H7 and other verocytotoxigenic E. coli (VTEC) in sheep presented for slaughter in Scotland.
Report
1 June 2007

​Biosecurity poster