This course will explore the ways British food law has changed in the post-Brexit situation, which no longer follows EU regulations. It describes how the Food Standards Agency (FSA) and the Food Standards Service (FSS) will operate, the new import regulations, and the changes to regulations for food operators. It also explores the real impact of trade agreements, label changes, and the additional challenges posed by the Northern Ireland Protocol. Learners will be able to see the complete picture of how the currently existing legal frameworks are used to direct food compliance and the decisions that food businesses need to make.

From that point, the course moves into practical food safety operations, including advanced HACCP zoning, allergen management under Natasha’s Law, rapid microbiological testing, and predictive shelf life modelling. Additional focus is given to modern traceability using blockchain, recall planning, and detecting food fraud. Learners will also engage with the ethics of novel proteins and explore how to build a sustainable safety culture with strong communication strategies following incidents.

Are you curious how blockchain can improve recall readiness or how predictive testing can protect shelf-life? Through this course, you will gain the confidence and capabilities needed to be an inside-out leader of food compliance. This applies whether you work in production, quality, auditing, or food safety leadership: the practical tools and experience will reinforce your position and assist your organisation in maintaining standards.