EFFL - European Food and Feed Law Review

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Susann Stehfest, Klaus Henning

European Food and Feed Law Review, Volume 9 (2014), Issue 2, Page 114 - 119

The Federal Institute for Risk Assessment’s “EU Food Safety Almanac”

In view of the rapid increase in the globalisation of the economy, assuring food safety within the European Union has become a challenge. The range and variety of foods on offer in Europe continue to rise steadily. The demands not only on food companies but also on the European Union and itsMember States grow, that food risks are scientifically assessed,minimised and communicated in a way that can be easily understood. Private, as well as criminal and public law aspects have to be considered, especially in possible crises. The structures of and responsibilities for the public law tasks of EU institutions, and at the level of the Member States, and even within the Member States themselves, are often not sufficiently well known. This results in confusion and accusations during times of crisis and a duplication of efforts and negative competence conflicts in times of peace and quiet. The “EU Food Safety Almanac”, published by the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR1), is intended to help define responsibilities by providing an overview of the structures of food and feed safety within the Member States and the European Union. In doing so, it becomes clear how food safety is organised and implemented differently within the scope of the constitutional and administrative law of 35 respective countries.

Klaus Henning

European Food and Feed Law Review, Volume 4 (2009), Issue 5, Page 6

EFFL 5|2009 Public Authority Communication on Consumer Protection 329 I. Introduction Public authority communication on consumer protection has opportunities and legal limits. An overview on the philosophy and principles of consumer protection is helpful to understand individual legal issues deriving from the communication. Examples from Germany may illustrate international developments. Under competition law in the last decade the legal requirements

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