Key Terms Ch2 Flashcards
Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code (The Code)
Is a code developed by FSANZ covering locally grown and processed food that prescribes exactly what every food must contain or may contain; nothing else is permitted in that food.
Food product recall
Is an action taken to remove from distribution, sale and consumption, food that may pose a health and safety risk to consumers.
FSANZ (Food Standards Australia New Zealand)
is a partnership between the Commonwealth (federal), New Zealand, star and territory governments to develop and implement uniform food standards.
General level health claim
Describes a relationship between the consumption of a food. Or a component in the food, and a health benefit it can provide.
HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points)
is a safety system that identifies potential food hazards and their control points at all stages in the production of food.
High-level health claim
Is a claim that describes the function of a food, nutrient or other substance in relation to a serious disease (for example, blood pressure).
Mandatory warning statements
Are prescribed statements Taft must be included on the label using the exacts words listed in the standard.
Nutrition content claim
Is a statement made by a manufacturer about the amount of a nutrient, energy or a biologically active substance in a food.
FGDA (Federal Government Department of Agriculture)
Is a statutory body operating at a national level that is responsible for imported food inspection, exports from Australia and border protection and quarantine.