Food Law Group – Ian Thomas Committee Member
Ian Thomas is honoured to have been elected as a co-opted member of the committee of the Food Law Group (FLG). The FLG was founded
Ian Thomas is honoured to have been elected as a co-opted member of the committee of the Food Law Group (FLG). The FLG was founded
I am pleased to announce the publication of the third edition of ‘A Practical Guide to Food Law in the United Kingdom’. The book focuses
Food Law in the United Kingdom – new book by Ian Thomas Read More »
There have been several changes and delays to the requirements for the importation of products into Great Britain. The details of the current and future
Importing food and feed from the EU to Great Britain – changes in 2024 Read More »
Continuing with its theme of ‘smarter regulation’ as a means of realising ‘the benefits’ of having left the EU, the UK Government is consulting on
UK consultation on nutrition and health claims legislation Read More »
The UK Government is presently consulting on the future of its product safety regime. The consultation is entitled ‘Smarter Regulation: UK Product Safety Review’ and
1 October 2023 saw the two-year anniversary of the introduction of ‘Natasha’s Law’. This provides that foods that are prepacked for direct sale (PPDS) must
Allergen labelling for foods prepacked for direct sale Read More »
The Food Standards Agency has opened a public consultation on the provision of precautionary allergen labelling (e.g. ‘main contain’) on foods sold in England, Wales
Food Standards Agency (UK) consultation on precautionary allergen labelling Read More »
Ian Thomas has written a 2nd edition of his Practical Guide to Food Law published by Law Brief Publishing. In this updated book, Ian provides
A Practical Guide to Food Law in the United Kingdom 2nd Edition Read More »
On 16th March 2021, the Food Standards Agency published a revised Food Law Code of Practice (England) along with an updated Food Law Practice Guidance
FSA in England publishes new Food Law Code and Practice Guidance Read More »