With a proposed UK–EU Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) agreement potentially aligning food regulations, questions are emerging about where regulatory authority ultimately sits.

To me, both May’s and Atkins’ paths highlighted what I think is the biggest conflict... the dinner conversation.

Despite the FSA’s assurance that assessments will continue, it is difficult to see how any applications could progress much further. Furthermore, authorisations ultimately require ministerial approval, and it is those same ministers who are currently negotiating the SPS agreement rather than the FSA.

This is bigger than novel foods. This is about regulatory manipulation and undeclared conflicts of a senior Civil Servant when investigating a complaint that was made in the public interest.

This means that the application submitted by Marry Jane in 2015 was completed, with whole-plant and isolate clearly defined, but for some re

There is every reason why the ACNFP should not be happy with RP427 The main issue is that the application itself is specifically for 10% CB

Escalation - a preview of The Hemp Hound Agency's meeting with the FSA to discuss the Public Interest Disclosure Complaint against their han