Working with industry against food crime
Published 25 June 2026
Applies to England, Northern Ireland and Wales
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The NFCU has published a guide which explains our role in fighting food crime, how we can support industry, and how industry can support us.
It is hopefully the first step in building meaningful two-way dialogue between the NFCU and the food drink and feed industry. We are confident that this relationship will grow and mature to enhance the UK’s resilience and response to food crime in its many forms.
We have produced guidance on how we can work together to tackle the threat of food crime, which you can download and share.
National Food Crime Unit: Working Together with Industry
We have created five posters promoting our Food Crime Confidential reporting facility. These are available for you to download, print and display in your place of work or elsewhere. Please share this widely to help us tackle the threat of food crime.
England, Northern Ireland and Wales
England, Northern Ireland and Wales
NFCU poster on being dishonest about ingredients and labelling
England, Northern Ireland and Wales
England, Northern Ireland and Wales
NFCU poster on diluting or replacing an ingredient