Overview of food regulation and legislation
An overview of the laws, regulations, codes of practice and guidance for running a food business.
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An overview of the laws, regulations, codes of practice and guidance for running a food business.
Follow these ten key steps to prevent cross-contamination and food poisoning in your business.
Why caterers need to be careful when they use eggs and how to prevent the spread of salmonella bacteria.
Food handling hygiene and fitness to work in the food industry, including food-related illnesses and symptoms.
Guidance for food businesses on preventing food poisoning by ensuring food is properly cooked and chilled.
Follow good cleaning practices to help prevent food poisoning from occurring through cross-contamination.
Information on legal requirements concerning food hygiene for food businesses.
Funding support for food and drink businesses in Northern Ireland.
Discover permitted alcohol sale hours for licensed premises in Northern Ireland during Christmas, Christmas Eve, and New Year's Eve.
The times of day you can legally sell alcohol in Northern Ireland, including Christmas, and Sunday permitted hours.
The types of premises that may apply for a licence to sell alcohol in Northern Ireland, and the conditions that apply.
How to optimise water use and reduce liquid waste costs in brewery operations.
Tips for reducing water and liquid waste costs in fish processing businesses.
Cost-effective ways for red meat abattoirs to reduce water and liquid waste expenses.
How to reduce water and liquid waste costs for poultry meat processing businesses.
Strategies for reducing water and liquid waste costs in fruit and vegetable processing businesses.
The most effective ways for catering businesses to handle, store and dispose of waste fat, oil and grease.
The costs catering businesses may have to pay when using and disposing of fat, oil and grease.
About the UK wine industry, including industry bodies, production, exports and imports.
Overview of the rules for NI wine importers, exporters, producers, retailers and distributors.
The legal definition of wine, including the alcoholic strength, acidity, ingredients and what may not be legally called wine.
Description of the UK protected food name schemes which protect registered product names when they are marketed in Great Britain.
Description of the four EU protected food name schemes which protect registered product names when they are marketed in Northern Ireland.
How to protect a product name under UK and EU geographical indication schemes in Northern Ireland.
Explanation and examples of geographical indications and protected food names, used to protect products from imitation.