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  1. May 26

    AG Barr is recalling 750ml glass bottles due to a manufacturing fault

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  2. May 25

    Our report on display of food hygiene ratings shows that most businesses in Wales and Northern Ireland are positive about the mandatory display. In England, 77% of business support the introduction of mandatory display. Find out what else we found

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  3. May 25

    The majority of food businesses that receive a food hygiene rating of 4 or below continue to take action to improve their rating. Read more here from our report on the display of Food Hygiene Ratings

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  4. May 24

    Apna distribution recalls 'hey I'm all yours' Jelly Sweets because of a choking hazard.

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  5. May 24

    We’ve just published the 2017 report on the display of the food hygiene ratings and business survey. Find out the latest display rates, business attitudes towards the scheme and views on mandatory display in England, Wales and Northern Ireland:

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  6. May 23

    True Value Candys recalls Super Jelly Cone and Super Pudding Cone because of a choking hazard

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  7. May 22
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    . Hi there, please note that sugar and health claims are dealt with by our friends Hope this clarifies, JAD

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  8. May 22
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    . yes you are absolutely right, that it's non compliant with the allergen info laws, in place. JAD

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  9. May 22
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    . make sure you lodge a complaint at the food business first and escalate to their head management if they don't acknowledge their mistake. If they don't resolve, then report to the local authority using the link. JAD

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  10. May 21
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    . Food properly frozen won’t deteriorate and bacteria can't grow in it, so when frozen it can’t become more unsafe. You can find out more here: and from our friends

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  11. May 19

    Do you know this simple trick to make sure you serve at your ? More useful tips here:

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  12. May 18
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    . If you are not happy with the response from you can make a report to the local authority where the business is based using our online service: Regards SJB

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  13. May 18

    Got that ? Check out our tips before you fire up your this weekend. More food safety advice here:

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  14. May 17

    .Tees Ltd recalls Sweetworld Yummys Jelly Cones because of a choking hazard

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  15. May 17

    Are you a food business looking for practical advice on catering for gluten free customers? This guidance, produced in collaboration with our friends , can help. Download your free copy here:

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  16. May 17

    .Supernutrients recalls Organic Chlorella Powder due to undeclared sulphites

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  17. May 17

    Naturya recalls Organic Chlorella Powder due to undeclared sulphites

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  18. May 16

    Living with can mean a diet. Check food labels carefully as gluten can sometimes be hidden in ingredients like stock cubes, gravy or coatings on fried food. More info from our friends :

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  19. May 16
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    . Please make a report here: so that it can be investigated and you can use this link for any food you come across which is suspect.

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  20. May 15

    is not an allergy - it's an autoimmune disease caused by a reaction to gluten, affecting 1 in 100 people. Once diagnosed, it can be treated by following a diet for life.

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