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Foodaware: the Consumers' Food Group, has been set up to coordinate the broad UK consumer movement's work on food safety, nutrition and standards. Our mission is to give UK consumers a strong voice on food policy by bringing together the organisations that represent them. We also consult and support the UK consumer representatives on food related committees, and further the public understanding of science.

Foodaware developed from the Food and Agriculture Working Party of Consumers in Europe. Our members are consumer, women’s, family, ethnic minority and enforcement organisations, which contribute time and expertise to our representations.

Foodaware's Secretariat is provided by European Research into Consumer Affairs, a European consumer organisation with UK charitable status.

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Site updated: 10 March 2008
What's new
March 2008
Towards a Defra Third Sector Strategy: Foodaware response to the Consultation
Revision of Food Standards Agency Guidance: Criteria for the use of the terms fresh, pure, natural etc in food labelling
FSA consultation on the Draft Food Hygiene (England) (Amendment)
Consumer information

The British Library's 'Food Stories' interactive website traces the changes that have taken place in the UK's food culture over the last century
Eating well
The food quiz