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Media Releases
This page is for NZFSA media releases. NZFSA also publishes responses to media articles and letters to the editor.
- Illegal poultry farm shut down 23 June 2008
- Mulled Wine Sentencing 17 June 2008
- New rules for food importers proposed 17 June 2008
- Caution on Roquefort reiterated 15 May 2008
- Nutrient levels investigated 12 May 2008
- Pesticide practice under the microscope 12 May 2008
- Privileged Statement Seeds in Chinese herbal tea may cause illness 8 May 2008
- New food plans revealed 1 May 2008
- Review of NZFSA's risk management welcomed 29 April 2008
- Tutu toxins in honey confirmed 28 April 2008
- Fishy deals result in historic fines 7 April 2008
- Food company fined for serious case of mischief 28 March 2008
- Reminder about the risks from toxic honey 27 March 2008
- Update on toxic honey 25 March 2008
- New Zealand marine sediments free of botulism 18 March 2008
- Mandatory iodine fortification 18 March 2008
- Increase in gastro-intestinal illness 13 March 2008
- National diet to go under the microscope 6 March 2008
- New booklet explains food labels 29 February 2008
- Students need to study food safety 25 February 2008
- European authority to review A1/A2 milk science 19 February 2008
- NZFSA celebrates with new kaumatua 5 February 2008
- International food trade standards set in Queenstown 4 February 2008
- Review of NZFSA risk management processes underway 1 February 2008
- Keep school lunch cool 31 January 2008
- New Code of Practice for Poultry Processing Sector 15 January 2008
- High lysine corn gazetted 20 December 2007
- Introduction of Food Control Plans revised 18 December 2007
- Tips for posting safe food parcels 14 December 2007
- Acute Gastrointestinal Illnesses cost five million work days 13 December 2007
- Take the heat out of summer 29 November 2007
- Singing the praises of Foodsafe Week 16 November 2007
- ‘Tis the season… 13 November 2007
- Food Safety Minister Lianne Dalziel launches Foodsafe Week 12 November 2007
- Survey provides insight into consumers’ thinking 1 November 2007
- NZFSA releases plan to roll out proposed domestic food regime 24 October 2007
- NZFSA announces reviews into A1/A2 milk claims 10 October 2007
- Author’s interpretation wrong 8 October 2007
- NZFSA tests more imported foods 4 October 2007
- Food Safety Authority reassures milk drinkers 24 September 2007
- Milk is safe 13th September 2007
- NZFSA announces additions to Campylobacter strategy 12th September 2007
- Drug residue prosecution successful 10th September 2007
- NZFSA advises caution for some consumers on raw milk cheeses 5th September 2007
- NZFSA looks to lower trans fatty acids in New Zealand's food supply 4th September 2007
- Food residues - new NZFSA booklet explains all 22nd August 2007
- Link between aspartame and formaldehyde scaremongering by Soil and Health spokesperson 21 August 2007
- NZFSA releases results of food testing 15 August 2007
- NZFSA conference focuses on Food into the Future 9 August 2007
- Poultry farms take action to combat Campylobacter 6 August 2007
- Food Safety Authority challenges activists’ views on aspartame 3 August 2007
- Sentence satisfies Food Safety Authority 31 July 2007
- Infant Formula does not meet New Zealand Standards 16 July 2007
- Food safety in adverse weather 12 July 2007
- European food colouring not permitted in New Zealand 11 July 2007
- NZFSA is confident of aspartame safety 5 July 2007
- NZFSA launches Maori strategy 27 June 2007
- Progress in fight against Campylobacter bacteria 27 June 2007
- Winners of Fieldays colouring competition announced 26 June 2007
- Food a Fieldays focus 30 May 2007
- NZFSA seeks comment on sale of raw milk cheese 15 May 2007
- Stakeholders have their say on transitioning to the new food regime 14 May 2007
- Trans fatty acids debate masks saturated fat intake 10 May 2007
- NZFSA's Campylobacter strategy progresses well 24 April 2007
- Food labels must be accurate, says NZFSA 16 April 2007
- Joint statement from the New Zealand Food Safety Authority and the Ministry for the Environment 11 April 2007
- International food safety experts meet in Paihia 27 March 2007
- Shellfish safety experts meet in New Zealand 19 March 2007
- NZFSA stresses need for food safety to university students 12 March 2007
- NZFSA updates BSE importing requirements - 28 February 2007
- Changes to supplement regulations will protect consumers - 23 February 2007
- New Zealand and European Union agree disease outbreak strategy - 21 December 2006
- NZFSA Executive Director steps down - 20 December 2006
- The 12 foodsafe days of Christmas - 14 December 2006
- Campylobacter Strategy November 2006 - 30 November 2006
- Transition to new food regime under discussion - 27 November 2006
- Food allergy booklet will help 90,000 sufferers - 1 November 2006
- Cabinet approves development of new food laws - 1 November 2006
- NZFSA Prospering With Safe Food conference - 10 October 2006
- NZFSA links arms with New South Wales Food Authority - 18 September 2006
- Comment invited on new animal feed regulations - 31 August 2006
- NZFSA prosecution successful - 29 August 2006
- Imported produce tested and safe - 21 August 2006
- NZFSA to consider iodine fortification plans - 16 August 2006
- NZFSA produces update on work related to Campylobacter - 14 August 2006
- Court sentence pleases the New Zealand Food Safety Authority - 8 August 2006
- NZFSA summarises submissions on Domestic Food Review Position paper - 26 July 2006
- Pesticides and veterinary medicines agreement good for New Zealand - 24 July 2006
- Campylobacter problems not easily resolved - 14 July 2006
- Action already taken on oyster imports - 14 July 2006
- NZFSA considers options in fight against Campylobacter - 10 July 2006
- Korean oysters consumed raw may cause illness - 6 July 2006
- NZFSA concerned at increase in human campylobacter infection - 3 July 2006
- NZFSA reviews food safety training and education - 21 June 2006
- NZFSA at Fieldays - 13 June 2006
- Food safety in an emergency - 12 June 2006
- Prosper With Safe Food - 30 May 2006
- No ban on New Zealand meat - 23 May 2006
- NZFSA sets up new allergen working group - 11 May 2006
- NZFSA considers final Food Review submissions - 5 May 2006
- NZFSA concerned about consumption of apricot kernels - 1 May 2006
- NZFSA reconsiders beef imports in light of growing body of knowledge about BSE - 10 April 2006
- NZFSA corrects residues result - 5 April 2006
- Charges laid over endosulfan contamination - 29 March 2006
- NZFSA reiterates advice on folic acid - 28 March 2006
- Ethnic communities invited to Domestic Food Review workshops - 23 March 2006
- New Zealand to host international food standards meeting - 20 March 2006
- Safe eating for low immunity - 16 March 2006
- Pesticide claims wrong says Food Safety Authority - 3 March 2006
- New Zealand Total Diet Survey report released - 24 February 2006
- Food Review final documents released - 2 February 2006
- Food safety experts support hepatitis A comments - 18 January 2006
- Food safety for sausage sizzle fund-raisers to be based on education - 22 December 2005
- Wishing you a foodsafe summer - 21 December 2005
- New Animal Status Declaration system now mandatory - 16 December 2005
- NZFSA prosecutes farmers for drug residues - 6 December 2005
- New Zealand Food Safety Authority to assess the safety of raw milk and raw milk products - 26 October 2005
- Food residues surveillance 'pleasing situation' - 18 October 2005
- Food Safety Information for Pacific Peoples - 13 October 2005
- Expert Panel urges government to preserve New Zealand's favourable antibiotic status - 13 October 2005
- Korea residue investigation tracing complete - 6 October 2005
- South Korea residue investigation yields results - 27 September 2005
- Enhanced farm animal status tracking system will benefit the animal product export trade. - 27 September 2005
- South Korea residue investigation progressing well - 26 September 2005
- New Zealand investigating residue finding in South Korea - 23 September 2005
- GM test results point to approved GM soy, not maize - 17 August 2005
- NZFSA toxicologist appointed vice chairman on the OECD Working Group on Pesticides. - 11 August 2005
- Domestic Food Review will be just what the public ordered - 9 August 2005
- NZFSA reviews non-commercial wild food - 3 August 2005
- NZFSA comfortable with fines - 28 July 2005
- Nearly half of New Zealand consumers have concerns about the safety of food sold in this country, a recent survey shows. - 27 July 2005
- Joint media statement from the New Zealand Food Safety Authority, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the Meat Industry Association, Meat & Wool New Zealand, New Zealand Islamic Meat Management and the Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand. - 27 July 2005
- Joint media statement from the New Zealand Food Safety Authority, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the Meat Industry Association, Meat & Wool New Zealand, New Zealand Islamic Meat Management and the Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand. - 27 July 2005
- Lifestyle block owners urged to exercise care over animal feed and fertilisers to help keep mad cow disease at bay. - 14 July 2005
- Food review information in many languages - 14 July 2005
- New Zealand Food Safety Authority announces launch of NZFSA Academy - 7 July 2005
- Fundraisers at risk? - 30 June 2005
- Two more papers released as part of NZFSA's Domestic Food Review - 24 June 2005
- Imports Review response announced - 14 June 2005
- NZFSA calls for submissions on Codex objectives - 10 June 2005
- New Zealand Food Safety Authority restructure continues - 20 May 2005
- Dairy legislation moves to Animal Products Act - 18 May 2005
- Biosecurity threat investigation - 10 May 2005
- Consumers warned of herbal drink that contains BZP - 26 April 2005
- NZFSA Plans Egg RMP Workshops - 22 April 2005
- NZFSA moves to allay egg processors concerns - 19 April 2005
- New Zealand Food Safety Authority Directors confirmed - 13 April 2005
- RMP workshops planned for egg producers - 7 April 2005
- New Zealand Food Safety Authority looks to the future - 1 April 2005
- Some Egg Producers Exempted from Requirement to have an RMP - 18 March 2005
- Walkers Worcester Sauce Flavour Crisps found in NZ - 25 February 2005
- UK food recall procedure in New Zealand - 21 February 2005
- Local workshop planned for Domestic Food Review - 7 February 2005
- More workshops planned for Domestic Food Review - 27 January 2005
- Food Review information in many languages - 27 January 2005
- Domestic Food Review stirs discussion - 27 January 2005
- Christmas gift of sickness - 22 December 2004
- Imports Review report released - 15 December 2004
- Bring a plate still on menu, says NZFSA - 10 December 2004
- Amendments proposed to Animal Products exemptions and inclusion - 6 December 2004
- Minister to visit Auckland school for Foodsafe Week - 29 November 2004
- Total Diet Survey good news for New Zealand food - 25 November 2004
- One in three fridges could make you sick - 23 November 2004
- BBQ in Manukau launches Foodsafe week. - 23 November 2004
- High interest in Domestic Food Review leads to workshops - 4 November 2004
- Food safety concerns answered - 4 November 2004
- Hijiki seaweed high in arsenic - 21 October 2004
- Antibiotic Resistance Steering Group appoints expert panel - 18 October 2004
- NZFSA 2004 conference attracts more than 300 delegates - 7 October 2004
- Safe hangi food guide released - 6 October 2004
- Domestic Food Review enters first phase of consultation - 22 September 2004
- Director (Animal Products) group resigns - 1 September 2004
- Chard Farm wine mislabelling - 30 August 2004
- Infant Formula Advice Strengthened - 27 August 2004
- New Director for Dairy and Plant Products - 26 August 2004
- A1/A2 milk review released - 3 August 2004
- Source of lead-contaminated cornflour traced - 29 July 2004
- Contaminated cornflour traced - 27 July 2004
- Lead in cornflour - 26 July 2004
- The truth about residues in New Zealand food - 23 July 2004
- NZFSA seeks better understanding of wild food consumption in New Zealand - 22 July 2004
- Total Diet Survey supports New Zealand's safe food reputation - 16 July 2004
- Veterinary medicine harmonisation to benefit New Zealand trade - 6 July 2004
- Improving dairy product safety, increasing flexibility & innovation - 1 July 2004
- MAF Verification Agency joins New Zealand Food Safety Authority - 29 June 2004
- NZFSA Antibiotic Resistance Steering Group reconvenes - 18 June 2004
- NZ and EU agreements major win for trade - 11 June 2004
- NZFSA systems shown to protect human food chain - 10 June 2004
- Latest monitoring programme results reaffirm low residue levels in New Zealand food - 8 June 2004
- NZFSA releases Total Diet Survey and other residue monitoring programme results - 26 April 2004
- World over-reacting to BSE, says expert - 5 February 2004
- NZFSA welcomes conviction - 4 February 2004
- NZFSA warns about lecithin - 14 January 2004
- BSE in the US has no food safety impact in New Zealand or threat to our animal health status - 24 December 2003
- Imports Programme Review - 8 December 2003
- Don't make your family and friends sick this summer - 1 December 2003
- Region's shellfish industries benefit from New Zealand food safety science - 21 November 2003
- First results for Total Diet Survey released - 21 November 2003
- Soy-based infant formula recalled in Israel - 18 November 2003
- Wine Bill passed - 23 October 2003
- Emergency Food Standard for Tahini - 25 September 2003
- Al-Rabih brand Halva may cause illness - 12 September 2003
- Al-Rabih brand tahini may cause illness - 3 September 2003
- Tahini brand may cause illness - 29 August 2003
- GM labelling compliance high - 19 August 2003
- New Zealand BSE free - 15 August 2003
- Marine Biotoxin Warning Widens - 12 August 2003
- New Zealand remains BSE free - 7 August 2003
- NZ Food Safety Advisory Board meets - 31 July 2003
- Total Diet Survey starts tomorrow - 27 July 2003
- New Zealand passes inspection - 25 July 2003
- Food Safety in Pregnancy booklet now available - 21 July 2003
- Fifth Recall and Destruction Notice Issued for Pan Products - 10 July 2003
- Update of investigation into suspected GM contaminated corn - 7 July 2003
- Investigation of suspected GM contaminated corn underway - 7 July 2003
- Focus on food labelling education - 6 June 2003
- Leading vets make international waves - 29 May 2003
- Investigation reveals few beef products imported from Canada - 22 May 2003
- Recall on some products lifted as Australian industry corrects information - 21 May 2003
- BSE - New Zealand authorities strengthen protection for human and animal health - 21 May 2003
- NZFSA says milk still part of balanced diet - 20 May 2003
- Food Recall (North Island Only) - Fresh Smoked Kahawai - 19 May 2003
- NZFSA Pan Pharmaceuticals helpline back to ordinary hours - 12 May 2003
- NZFSA welcomes conviction - 9 May 2003
- Fourth Recall of Pan Products - 8 May 2003
- Fortified Wine - 8 May 2003
- NZFSA names recalled Folic Acid products - 5 May 2003
- Third Recall of Pan Products - 4 May 2003
- Second Recall of Pan Products - 2 May 2003
- Pan Products in New Zealand - 2 May 2003
- Helpline hours extended - 2 May 2003
- Recall of Pan Products - 1 May 2003
- Pan products list expected today - 30 April 2003
- Australian recalled products not in New Zealand - 30 April 2003
- NZFSA investigating whether products sold in NZ - 29 April 2003
- NZFSA calls in independent expert - 28 April 2003
- New Zealand Food Safety Authority urges caution - 28 March 2003
- NZFSA to review domestic food programme - 25 March 2003
- Food safety hot topic of conference - 19 March 2003
- Meat and poultry hygiene focus of international conference - 14 February 2003
- Milk Still Part of Balanced Diet - 24 January 2003
- Joint Food Standards Code Arrives - 20 December 2002
- Food Recall - Fresh Smoked Kahawai - 11 December 2002
- Food Additives booklet makes life easier - 6 December 2002
- The costs of food-borne illness - 2 December 2002
- Prudent controls in place for veterinary medicines - 29 November 2002
- Total Diet Survey unveiled - 13 November 2002
- Nutritional information at the press of a button - 13 November 2002
- BSE-free status confirmed - 13 November 2002
- Surveillance programme up and running - 10 October 2002
- NZFSA welcomes conviction - 10 October 2002
- Animal product processors given more time to comply with new legislation - 27 September 2002
- Public safety enhanced by proposed hunting controls - 25 September 2002
- Successful US Inspection of the NZ Dairy Industry - 17 September 2002
- NZFSA hosts International Committee - 16 September 2002
- Kava as a dietary supplement - Privileged Statement - 16 August 2002
- Privileged Statement issued under delegated authority from the Director-General of Agriculture and Forestry pursuant to Section 37 of the Food Act 1981 - 1 August 2002
- Significant breakthrough for exporters - 8 July 2002
- New 0800 number set up for consumers - 3 July 2002
- New food safety authority set to launch - 27 June 2002
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