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Information about regulations restricting the advertising and promotion of less healthy food or drink, also known as foods high in fat, salt or sugar.
You must tell DVLA if you have an eating disorder and it affects your ability to drive safely - download the correct form to let them know
New survey data shows that British families eat a significantly larger variety of foods since 1940
The Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes (ACNFP) is a non-statutory, independent body of scientific experts that advises the Food Standards Agency on any matters relating to novel foods (including genetically modified foods) and novel processes (including food irradiation)....
Find out about the type of healthy food all maintained schools and academies in England have to provide under the school food standards.
How healthcare professions should manage patients with invasive listeriosis
Give information to consumers when selling food that is loose or hasn't been prepacked by another producer.
Data on obesity, physical activity and diet from a variety of sources.
This holiday season, the MHRA is reminding people that some common festive foods can interact with medicines, altering how well they work or increasing the risk of side effects.
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