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2019 APVMA notices
2019 APVMA notices December No notifications received November 12 November 2019 - Notification to FSANZ under section 8E of the Agvet code (pdf 488 kb | word 72 kb) October 2 October 2019 - Notification to FSANZ under section 8E of the Agvet code (pdf 299 kb |…
Published December 2023
2020 APVMA notices
2020 APVMA notices November 19 November 2020 - Notification to FSANZ under section 8E of the Agvet code ( pdf 505 kb) | ( word 74 kb) October 7 October 2020 - Notification to FSANZ under section 8E of the Agvet code (pdf 642 kb) | (…
Published December 2023
2021 APVMA notices
2021 APVMA notices November 23 November 2021 - Notification to FSANZ under section 8E of the Agvet code (pdf kb) | (word kb) 1 November 2021 - Notification to FSANZ under section 8E of the Agvet code (pdf kb) | (…
Published December 2023
2022 APVMA Notices
2022 APVMA Notices January 19 January 2022 - Notification to FSANZ under section 8E of the Agvet code (pdf kb) | (word kb) March 16 March 2022 - Notification to FSANZ under section 8E of the Agvet code (pdf kb) | (…
Published December 2023
2023 APVMA Notices
2023 APVMA Notices January 19 January 2023 - Notification to FSANZ under section 8E of the Agvet code (pdf 108 kb) | (MS Word 75 kb) February 28 February 2023 - Notification to FSANZ under section 8E of the Agvet code (pdf 104 kb) | (…
Published January 2024
APVMA notice of applications
APVMA notice of applications Below are links to notices provided by the APVMA to FSANZ of applications it is considering, or other proposed changes, that may result in a variation to schedule 20 of the Food Standards Code. The FSANZ notification circular will advise when we receive these notifications and will contain links to this page.
Limits for Listeria monocytogenes in ready-to-eat foods
Limits for Listeria monocytogenes in ready-to-eat foods There are mandatory limits for Listeria monocytogenes in ready-to-eat (RTE) foods. These limits are set out in Standard 1.6.1 and Schedule 27 of the Code. The limits apply based on whether growth of L. monocytogenes will or will not occur in the RTE food:
- for RTE foods in which growth of L. monocytogenes will not occur, the limit is less than 100cfu/g.
- for RTE foods in which growth of L. monocytogenes will occur, L. monocytogenes must be undetectable in…
Published December 2023
Important notice about accessing standards
Important notice about accessing standards The standards in the Food Standards Code are legislative instruments under the Legislation Act 2003. The authoritative versions of these standards are on the Australian Government Federal Register of Legislation (formerly ComLaw). The PDF file for each standard on the Legislation Register site is the authoritative legal version. To access the PDF (or Word version), once you open the Legislation Register page for each standard, click on the link to the latest compilation of a standard (displayed with the tick), then click the 'Download' tab in the light blue ribbon on the page. The documents will then appear. Some browsers have difficulty reading tables in HTML.…
Published December 2023
A guide to Standard 3.3.1 - Food Safety Programs for Food Service to Vulnerable Persons
A guide to Standard 3.3.1 - Food Safety Programs for Food Service to Vulnerable Persons Standard 3.3.1 is one of the national food safety standards in Chapter 3 of the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code that outline the responsibilities of food businesses to ensure that the food they produce is safe. This guide has been developed to help enforcement officers and businesses understand the general intent of individual clauses in Standard 3.3.1. Download the guide to Standard 3.3.1 [pdf 1.44mb] Food standards advice FSANZ does not provide advice on compliance with the Code…
Published January 2024
Food Safety Programs - A guide to Standard 3.2.1
Food Safety Programs - A guide to Standard 3.2.1 This guide has been developed to help enforcement officers understand the general intent of individual clauses in Standard 3.2.1. Download the guide to Standard 3.2.1 [pdf 357mb] Food standards advice FSANZ does not provide advice on compliance with the Code. You may wish to engage a lawyer or consultant for compliance advice. The code is enforced by state and territory and New Zealand agencies and the Department of Agriculture for imported food. To contact us via email about what is in the Food Standards Code use our contact us form…
Published December 2023