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Change: The FSPID's senior food storage scientist said the rice, valued at approximately J$1.24 million, was intended for local distribution. She said it was pre-released into the custody of a customs broker, subsequent to which FSPID inspectors conducted an initial inspection of the cargo on June 26. Jamaica securing food
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Change: The FSPID's senior food storage scientist said the rice, valued at approximately J$1.24 million, was intended for local distribution. She said it was pre-released into the custody of a customs broker, subsequent to which FSPID inspectors conducted an initial inspection of the cargo on June 26. Jamaica securing food
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Change: food safety.He said that the National Quality Policy for Jamaica speaks to the establishment of a single food safety agency, charged with the responsibility for satisfying human, animal and plant health, through the production of safe foods for both domestic and international trade. Sources and Terms of Use
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Change: contamination. "Although Jamaica has been spared the worst, we must maintain vigilance. Our producers and the consumer at large must be actively engaged and pro-actively
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Change: “The evolution of the scientific knowledge on nutrition indicates that these foods must be consumed only by people who practice physical exercise of high intensity,
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Change: "As a matter of urgency, the Division must now continue the modernisation initiatives and move towards updating the Food Storage and Prevention of Infestation Division
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Change: The National Agency of Sanitary Monitoring (Anvisa) decided, on Friday (27/06/2008), to suspend all advertisement in the whole country for the Activia yogurt, produced by
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Change: [News source provided by iFSN][iFSN] It is reported in this story that commercial importers in Barbados as well as travellers are now free to import their favourite
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Change: contamination. "Although Jamaica has been spared the worst, we must maintain vigilance. Our producers and the consumer at large must be actively engaged and pro-actively
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Change: of Senasa, consolidate the animal health system, strengthen the phytosanitary system and integrate the structure of the regional and national food safety system. Sources and Terms of Use
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Change: It is reported in this story that commercial importers in Barbados as well as travellers are now free to import their favourite steaks, bacon and
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Change: According to this story, the Argentine food safety authority, Senasa, is to receive US$300 million from the government and Inter-American Development Bank to strengthen its
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