Resources

This document outlines the principles behind the Food Regulation Policy Framework and explains the steps in the process.

This framework sets out the process for identifying and assessing a potential food regulatory issue and deciding the appropriate policy response.

This strategy aims to reduce foodborne illness in Australia, particularly from Campylobacter and Salmonella. It focuses on food safety culture, sector-based initiatives, consumer and industry information, research, monitoring and surveillance, and national engagement.

This strategy helps food regulators to maintain a strong, robust and agile food regulation system. It outlines the approaches used by food regulators to facilitate compliance with the requirements of food regulation in Australia and
New Zealand.

This engagement strategy aims to create a shared understanding among stakeholders about how to effectively engage about food regulation issues.

This document outlines the compliance and enforcement model for mandatory folic acid fortification. This model is now used for all future mandatory fortification standards.

The aim of this model is to promote greater confidence in the standard development and adoption process. It clarifies the process for industry and government and the assistance that is available to all in the adoption of standards.

This strategy provides a framework for effective monitoring and surveillance of genetically modified (GM) foods.

This framework classifies businesses according to their food safety risk profile.