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What the law says on preparing and selling food and drink, including composition, labelling and packing.

In order to keep food safe, there are restrictions on the type of packaging that can be used 'for food contact'

The Regulations apply to all foods but make specific requirements for certain foods, such as rice, tea, coffee, fresh vegetables, meat, fish and shellfish.

This guidance focuses on products that look like or imitate food but are not food. It is an offence to provide products that look like food and can cause ...

The food must be labelled in the official language of the EU Member State in which it will be first placed on the European market (German, Belgian, etc; English ...

Foods that contain alcohol do not benefit from the exemptions that apply to alcoholic beverages. Therefore, an ingredients list, a nutrition declaration and a ...

This guide covers the manufacturing of pet food, with particular emphasis on the domestic production of pet food and treats in your own home.

The descriptive name must accurately describe the food that people are eating so that they can make an informed choice as to whether they want to eat it.

This guidance relates to food that is loose and food that is packaged at the request of the consumer. This is collectively referred to as non-prepacked food.

The description 'organic' can only be used to describe agricultural products, livestock and foods that are produced and prepared in accordance with the ...