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APHA chemical food safety reports (livestock)

Summary of investigations into chemical incidents on farms to ensure the health and welfare of livestock, and food safety, is protected.

Updates to this page

From:
Animal and Plant Health Agency
Published:
13 February 2015
Last updated:
29 July 2022
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  1. Added the chemical food safety quarterly report for April to June 2022.

  2. Added chemical food safety report for January to March 2022.

  3. Added APHA chemical food safety report for October to December 2021.

  4. Added APHA chemical food safety report for July to September 2021.

  5. Published APHA chemical food safety report for April to June 2021.

  6. Added APHA chemical food safety report for January to March 2021.

  7. Published Chemical Food Safety quarterly report: October to December 2020.

  8. Chemical food safety report: July to September 2020

  9. Published APHA chemical food safety report for April to June 2020.

  10. Published APHA chemical food safety report for January to March 2020.

  11. Added the October to December 2019 report.

  12. Published APHA chemical food safety report (livestock) for July to September 2019

  13. Report from April to June 2019 updated.

  14. chemical food safety report: April to June 2019 now available

  15. Chemical Food Safety Report: January to March 2019 now available

  16. Chemical food safety report: October to December 2018 available

  17. Chemical food safety report: July to September 2018 available

  18. Published April to June 2018 report

  19. Published January to March 2018 report

  20. Published October to December 2017 report

  21. Published July to September 2017

  22. Published April to June 2017 report

  23. Published January to March 2017 report

  24. Published October to December 2016 report

  25. Published July to September 2016 report

  26. Published April to May 2016 report

  27. Published January to March 2016 report

  28. Published October to December 2015 report

  29. Published July to September 2015 report

  30. April to June 2015 quarterly report published

  31. Published January to March 2015 report

  32. October - December 2014 report published.

  33. First published.

  34. July to September 2014 report published.

Documents

Chemical food safety quarterly report: April to June 2022

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Chemical food safety report: January to March 2022

PDF, 102 KB, 9 pages

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Chemical food safety report: October to December 2021

PDF, 295 KB, 9 pages

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Chemical food safety report: July to September 2021

PDF, 231 KB, 10 pages

Chemical food safety report: April to June 2021

PDF, 234 KB, 13 pages

Chemical food safety report: January to March 2021

PDF, 200 KB, 9 pages

Chemical food safety report: October to December 2020

PDF, 181 KB, 9 pages

Chemical food safety report: July to September 2020

PDF, 206 KB, 13 pages

Chemical food safety report: April to June 2020

PDF, 207 KB, 13 pages

Details

These reports are published by the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) on behalf of the Food Standards Agency.

They outline investigations on farms when food-producing animals have, or may have, been exposed to chemicals or botulinum toxin and which could then impact food safety.

These investigations take place to ensure that animal health and welfare is protected, and that risk management measures are in place to prevent chemical or botulinum toxin contamination of the food chain.

Previous reports

See previous chemical food safety reports.

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