On 4th November, Catherine Brown returns to Birmingham to address our first Annual Meeting. Mark Rogers will be chairing. Registration is via eventbrite here. It’s timely that Catherine returns to the city. Food safety and integrity is of increasing concern...
These are notes and quotes paraphrased from the round table discussion at the Food Crime and Integrity Event Wednesday 3rd December 2014. Comment: It’s really pleasing that the Elliott report was produced – and that the FSA are developing the food crime...
These are notes paraphrased from Nick Lowe’s presentation at the Food Crime and Integrity Event Wednesday 3rd December 2014. I though I’d start with a mention of this – as we talked about the horse meat scandal – I want to...
These are notes paraphrased from Prof Chris Elliott’s presentation at the Food Crime and Integrity Event Wednesday 3rd December 2014. Over in the last few months since the report I have gone in directions I didn’t anticipate and spoken...
At the end of November last year I met Chris for the first time and heard the expression Food crime instead of Food Fraud – and I committed to helping him give an overview of what a city could do in...
Yesterday the Elliott Review came to Birmingham. Led by Professor Chris Elliott, Director of the Institute for Global Food Safety, this Review was set up by HM Government in response to the horsemeat scandal. He has uncovered widespread food...
The Elliott Review Birmingham is gathering information from people across the city's food supply network so that Birmingham can be used as a case study of how a major UK city can tackle food crime. Join their conversation at...