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Root Cause Analysis Advice
Food in Scotland Consumer Tracking Survey Wave 5
Food Standards Scotland has published the most recent consumer tracking survey summary report and questionnaire
SFELC Minute 8 December 2017
Scottish Food Enforcement Liaison Committee meeting minutes 8 December 2017
SFELC - Guidance on the Safe Service of Less Than Thoroughly Cooked Beef Burgers.
The guidance applies to all establishments cooking beef burgers which do not receive a cooking process equivalent to a 6 log reduction in E coli O157:H7.
Campylobacter Attribution Extension
Campylobacter continues to be the most common cause of foodborne illness in Scotland (a situation which is similar to the UK and most of the developed world).
Guidance on temperature control legislation
FSS/ENF/17/023 - Review of E. Coli O157 Control of Cross Contamination Guidance
E.coli O157 Control of Cross Contamination Guidance
This document provides businesses and local authorities with guidance to control cross-contamination between raw foods that are a potential source of E. coli O157 and ready-to-eat foods.
ButcherSafe - House rules - Temperature control
ButcherSafe - House rules - Cross contamination prevention
ButcherSafe - House rules - Personal hygiene and training
ButcherSafe - House rules - Stock control