Anglesey Trading Standards Section Competitors

We are the Food Standards Agency. It’s our job to use our expertise and influence so that people can trust that the food they consume is safe, what it says it is, healthier and more sustainable. We want people to understand the truth about where our food comes from and what’s in it, and to have access to an affordable, healthy and sustainable diet, now and in the future. In short, our mission is food you can trust. We work transparently and base our decisions and guidance on the latest science and evidence. We do not respond to individual queries on social media. You can find details on how to contact us on our website: https://www.food.gov.uk/contact/consumers/find-details If you wish to report a food problem, you can do so via our website: For consumers: https://www.food.gov.uk/contact/consumers/report-a-food-problem For consumer and business information and services, please refer to our website: https://www.food.gov.uk

Pembrokeshire County Council is totally committed to delivering high quality services to our customers at a reasonable price. Our aim is to ensure that Pembrokeshire is prosperous and that it remains vibrant and special. Pembrokeshire, situated in West Wales, is 640 square miles with a population of 117,100. Its natural environment is of the highest quality. Its habitats are among the richest for biodiversity in the country and it is host to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Britain’s only truly coastal national park. Pembrokeshire’s excellent coast and countryside, and its history of development based on agriculture, tourism, defence and the Milford Haven Waterway certainly make it a special county.

Monmouthshire County Council / Sir Fynwy