Food

Agri-food fraud

• Food fraud: What does it mean?
• The EU Food Fraud Network
• Administrative Assistance and Cooperation System
• EU coordinated actions
• Events, documents & useful links

Animal by-products

• Approved establishments - ABP
• EU rules
• Scientific advice

Animal feed

• Feed additives
• Feed hygiene
• Feed marketing
• Genetically modified feed
• Undesirable substances

Biological safety

• Crisis preparedness & management
• Food hygiene
• Food irradiation
• Food-borne diseases (Zoonoses)

Chemical safety

• Contaminants
• Residues of veterinary medicinal products
• Food Contact Materials
• Hormones in meat

Food Waste

• EU actions against food waste
• Food Waste – communication materials
• Good practices
• Resources library
• International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste
• EU Food Loss and Waste Prevention Hub

Food improvement agents

• Additives
• Common Authorisation Procedure
• Enzymes
• Extraction solvents
• Flavourings

Labelling and nutrition

• Food Labelling Information System (FLIS)
• Nutrition and Health Claims
• Food supplements
• Food information to consumers - legislation
• Addition of vitamins and minerals
• Natural mineral waters and spring water
• Foods for specific groups
• Trans fat in food

Novel Food

• Authorisations
• Consultation process on novel food status
• Decisions terminating the procedure
• Legislation
• Novel Food Catalogue
• e-submission in accordance with the new Novel Foods regulation

RASFF - food and feed safety alerts

• Country fact sheets
• Ethylene oxide incident / food additive
• Ethylene oxide incident / sesame seeds
• How does RASFF work
• Implementing regulation and guidance
• Members of RASFF network
• RASFF consumers' portal
• RASFF portal
• Reports and publications

The Alert and Cooperation Network

The Alert and Cooperation Network (ACN) is composed of the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF), the Administrative Assistance and Cooperation system (AAC) and the Food Fraud Network (FFN) as established by Regulation 2019/1715 (the so-called IMSOC Regulation).