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Develop a national approach to reduce foodborne illness
This activity will develop a national strategy for reducing foodborne illness, especially from Campylobacter and Salmonella. -
Share data and support data analytics
This activity will look at how to improve data sharing and data analytics, to support the work on reducing foodborne illness. -
Develop a shared understanding of food safety culture
This activity will help food regulators and food businesses develop a shared understanding of food safety. -
Reduce human illness from Campylobacter
This activity will identify risk factors and implement research outcomes and hygiene criteria to reduce illness from Campylobacter. -
Manage food safety risks for eggs and egg products
This activity will ensure a consistent approach to implementing standards for eggs and egg products and undertaking egg recalls. -
Manage food safety risks for horticulture (berries, leafy vegetables and melons)
This activity will develop an implementation package for the primary production and processing (PPP) standards for berries, leafy vegetables and melons. -
Manage food safety risks for general food services
This activity will address implementation matters associated with a Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) proposal to strengthen food safety in the food service and related sectors. -
Improve the composition of the food supply
This activity will consider ways to make the food supply healthier in Australia and New Zealand. -
Reduce children’s exposure to unhealthy food and drink advertising
This activity will consider different ways to limit children’s exposure to ads for unhealthy food and drink. -
Explore data opportunities
This activity will explore how to better use data to support the priority to reduce chronic disease related to overweight and obesity. -
Develop consistent menu board labelling
This activity will explore policy options and develop a policy guideline to support consistent menu board labelling. -
Improve commercial infant and toddler foods
This activity will explore options to improve commercial foods for infants and toddlers. -
Reform the food regulation system
This activity will implement the ambitious plan to reform the joint food regulation system. -
Review the Food Regulation Agreement (FRA)
This activity will create a new foundational document to underpin the food regulation system. -
Increase consistency across jurisdictions
This activity will increase consistency in areas of the food regulation system that will result in cost savings for industry and governments. -
Review how the food regulation system operates
This activity will review operational processes to make the food regulation system more agile and responsive. -
Review the Food Standards Australia New Zealand Act 1991
This activity will look at how to make the FSANZ Act more effective. -
Improve intelligence in the food regulation system
This activity will improve the way the food regulation system gathers, collates, analyses and shares intelligence. -
Develop advice for food businesses during COVID-19
This activity will provide up-to-date information and advice for food businesses during the COVID-19 outbreak. -
Implement a new strategic planning cycle
This activity will implement a new planning cycle that includes updates to the priorities every 3 years. -
Audit policy guidelines and policy statements
This activity will ensure current policy guidelines and statements support the priority to reduce chronic disease related to obesity, where relevant. -
Address concerns about Standard 1.2.7 – Nutrition, Health and Related Claims
This activity will explore concerns about the implementation and enforcement of health claims under Standard 1.2.7 of the Food Standards Code. -
Develop guidance on caffeine for enforcement agencies
This activity will produce guidance material to inform compliance action on products with high levels of caffeine. -
Enhance safety of sport supplement products
This activity will review Standard 2.9.4 – Formulated Supplementary Sports Foods of the Food Standards Code. -
Monitor low tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) hemp as food
This activity will monitor the process to allow the sale of hemp seed food and identify any compliance or implementation issues.