Food safety standards ensure that food is unsafe for consumption.

Food safety standards ensure that food is safe for consumption.

Food safety standards ensure that food is only safe for animals.

Food safety standards ensure that food is safe for consumption but not for long-term storage.

Import and export of goods and services

Import and export of services only

Import and export of goods and money

Import and export of goods only

A food recall is a process of reducing the prices of certain food products.

A food recall is a process of removing or correcting products from the market that may pose a health or safety risk to consumers.

A food recall is a process of introducing new food products to the market.

A food recall is a process of promoting products that are safe for consumption.

The process of adding a particular food or ingredient to a diet or meal plan.

The process of consuming a particular food or ingredient in excess.

The process of substituting a particular food or ingredient in a diet or meal plan.

The process of removing a particular food or ingredient from a diet or meal plan.

Product name, ingredients list, allergen information, nutrition facts, net quantity, and manufacturer/distributor information.

Manufacturer/distributor information only

Net quantity and nutrition facts only

Product name and ingredients list only

To limit consumer choices

The purpose of food safety standards is to ensure the safety and quality of food.

To make food taste better

To increase the cost of food production

Import and export regulations in Australian food law only apply to certain types of food products.

Import and export regulations in Australian food law have no impact on the safety and quality of imported and exported food products.

Import and export regulations in Australian food law are primarily focused on promoting international trade rather than ensuring food safety and quality.

Import and export regulations in Australian food law ensure the safety and quality of imported and exported food products.

The food product should be removed from the market and a recall should be initiated.

The food product should be consumed immediately.

The food product should be sold at a discounted price.

The food product should be ignored and left on the market.

The purpose of food recalls and withdrawals is to protect public health and safety by removing or correcting contaminated or hazardous food products from the market.

The purpose of food recalls and withdrawals is to inconvenience consumers.

The purpose of food recalls and withdrawals is to test new food products.

The purpose of food recalls and withdrawals is to increase profits for food companies.

a strategy put in place by the government that provides national leadership on the regulation of the food supply.

is a law that is passed by government that states or describes what can and cannot be done in certain situations.

a lengthy process that involves food processes

independent organisations responsible for guiding and providing advice to the government when it is developing policies and legislation.

the policies put in place by the government

fines that are put in place for businesses that are doing the wrong thing

is a law that is passed by government that states or describes what can and cannot be done in certain situations.

guidelines that are self-regulated

they have externally set codes of practice (rules and operating requirements for particular activities)

Individuals regulate their behaviours in the workplace

that they control the organisation as a group

they have their own codes of practice (rules and operating requirements for particular activities)

independent organisations responsible for guiding and providing advice to the government when it is developing policies and legislation. They are experts in their field with in depth of knowledge in their particular industry

Publically owned organisations responsible for guiding and providing advice to the government

independent organisations responsible for guiding and providing advice to the government when it is developing policies and legislation. They are experts in their field with a lack of depth of knowledge in their particular industry

Groups people seek advice from

True

False

Foody Standards Australia and New Zealand

Food Standards Australia New Zealand

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Food Supplies Australia and New Zealand

Yes - however they are a legislative body that can create and amend laws pertaining to food.

No - they are not considered to be an advisory group

Public body that oversees nutrition in Australia

Government body that promotes the health and wellbeing of all Australians

Independent, non-government, non-profit, community based organisation that promotes the health and wellbeing of all Australians.

Dieticians

FZANZ

Advisory Groups

Nutrition Australia

FSANZ

Coordinating product recalls

Developing food-labelling laws

Providing support to the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources in the control of imported goods

All of the above

removes food that may pose a health or safety risk from distribution, sale and consumption. This is co-ordinated by FSANZ

removes food that may pose a health or safety risk from distribution, sale and consumption. This is co-ordinated by Advisory Groups

removes food that may pose a health or safety risk from distribution, sale and consumption. This is co-ordinated by the Food Standards Code

None of the above

A foreign body such as glass or plastic has been detected in a batch of food.

Chemical contamination of food from pesticides or insecticides has been detected.

During processing a problem may have occurred such as milk not reaching the appropriate temperature during the heat treatment process of producing UHT milk.

All of the above.

SafeWork NSW

NSW Office of Water

Department of Immigration

Department of Agriculture and Water Resources

Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth)

Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)

Food Standards Australia New Zealand Act 1991 (Cth)

Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (NSW)