Get to know who does what in the Food Regulation Partnership.
The NSW Food Authority and local councils work together to make sure food sold to the public is safe and properly labelled. This collaboration is formalised in an agreement between the Food Authority and each local council called the Food Regulation Partnership, or FRP.
The main role of councils in the partnership is to inspect retail food businesses and to investigate food safety complaints.
The Food Authority supports councils by providing training, guidance, resources and opportunities to connect with Food Authority staff, other councils, and the food businesses they inspect.
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Access tools and information for authorised officers, including templates, forms, guidelines and frequently asked questions. -
Find out about coming events and engagement opportunities. -
Refer to sections of the Australian New Zealand Food Standards Code relevant to the retail food sector. -
Learn more about joining and running the program and download promotional resources. -
The FRP Library is a central place for Authorised Officers to find restricted access resources and information.
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