The UK Food Safety Research Network connects food industry, food and health policymakers and academia to collaboratively pursue shared research priorities that will protect the UK from foodborne hazards.
assemble a community of UK food producers, food policy makers and scientific researchers who collectively can take robust actions toward improving food safety
identify areas of research need and opportunity that, in the view of food stakeholders and network members, will have meaningful impacts on UK food safety
coordinate new collaborative research activities that will promote the application of science towards the food safety challenges identified by our food system community
host training to promote skills development, interoperability and relationship-building between our food system community
translate the knowledge generated within the network to food safety stakeholders, and to upcycle existing information and technologies relevant to food safety that have not yet been applied more broadly
The network has over 470 members, and has awarded £2M to 41 collaborative projects.
Our priority areas
We have had significant feedback from partners across the food chain and this has prioritised three key areas for collaborative projects within the network:
The UK Food Safety Research Network, hosted by Quadram Institute Bioscience, is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy. This notice sets out how Quadram Institute Bioscience (QIB) will
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