Young Grower Profile: Jennifa D’Souza
Building a growing enterprise in far-north Queensland
Potato tuber movement assured between eastern states
Cover cropping pioneer aiming to educate others
FSANZ has raised a proposal, Primary Production and Processing Requirements for High-risk Horticulture (P1052) to consider the development of a primary production and processing (PPP) standard for high-risk horticulture as part of a broader review of chapter 3 and 4 of the Food Standards Code.
It is currently seeking comment from the community, growers, industry and other interested parties on a first call for submissions.
The period for comment closes at 6pm (Canberra time) Wednesday 18 March 2020.
This call for submissions will seek information on the current environment and potential options for regulatory and non-regulatory measures to manage high risk horticulture.
FPSC encourages industry to review the documentation provided by FSANZ, and to make submissions as appropriate, by the deadline of 18 March. To make a submission, visit here.