EFSA | Science, safe food, sustainability
Science, safe food, sustainability
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) website provides comprehensive information on food safety in the European Union. It serves as a key resource for scientific advice and communication on risks associated with the food chain. EFSA's work covers all stages of food production and supply, from farm to fork, ensuring that Europe's food is safe and that consumers are well informed about the risks in the food chain.
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Website Key Features
Scientific Opinions
Access to EFSA's scientific opinions and reports on various food safety issues.
Risk Assessment
Detailed risk assessments on food-related hazards, including biological and chemical risks.
Data Collection
Comprehensive data collection and analysis on food consumption, chemical occurrence, and biological hazards.
Public Consultations
Opportunities for public and stakeholder input on EFSA's scientific assessments and methodologies.
Scientific Cooperation
Collaboration with EU Member States and international partners on food safety research and data sharing.
Publications
A wide range of publications, including scientific reports, guidance documents, and newsletters.
Events
Information on upcoming and past events related to food safety and EFSA's work.
Careers
Job opportunities and information on working at EFSA.
Media
Press releases, media contacts, and resources for journalists.
EFSA Journal
Access to the EFSA Journal, which publishes scientific outputs and opinions.
Additional information
Legal Framework
EFSA operates under the legal framework established by the European Union to ensure food safety and protect consumer health.
Stakeholder Engagement
EFSA actively engages with stakeholders, including industry, consumer groups, and NGOs, to ensure transparency and inclusivity in its scientific assessments.
International Collaboration
EFSA collaborates with international organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to promote global food safety.
Scientific Panels
EFSA's scientific work is carried out by panels of independent experts in various fields related to food safety.
Funding
EFSA is funded by the European Union, ensuring its independence and the integrity of its scientific assessments.
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