Stay up to date with the FSA

Thursday 05 Apr 2018 @ 12:25
Food Standards Agency

We’ve updated our website to provide a better service for our users. This includes changes to subscriptions to our email and text (SMS) alerts. To continue receiving updates from the FSA, you will need to re-subscribe.

We’ve launched a new beta version of food.gov to provide a better online experience for our visitors. As part of the change, we will need you to re-subscribe to our free news and alerts service by 24 April.

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If you want to continue receiving food alerts, allergy alerts, news or consultations, re-subscribe to the news and alerts service on our new website by 24 April.

It only takes a few minutes and will ensure that you always stay up to date. You will have a chance to manage your subscription to receive relevant updates by email or text message.

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