Welcome to ABC Food Law

ABC Food Law is a niche firm of food consultants specialising in the training of food safety professionals. 

All of our training is provided online using both traditional text-based online courses and webinars. We regularly broadcast live webinars on food law and related topics and record these to allow our subscribers to access a library of ”on-demand” webinars at a time that is most convenient to them.

A subscription to ABC Food Law Online PLUS provides access to all of the training and reference materials for a complete CPD solution.


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ABC Food Law Online +

ABC Food Law Online PLUS is our online training service.
A 12 month subscription costs just £250 + VAT (£300 inc VAT) per person and provides access to:

Online training topics include:

  • Animal feed
  • Approved establishments
  • Dairy establishments
  • Food allergens
  • Food fraud
  • Food hygiene enforcement
  • Food hygiene rating scheme
  • Food information
  • Food microbiology
  • Food sampling
  • Food science and technology
  • Food standards
  • HACCP
  • Imports and Exports
  • Investigatory skills

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Latest News

  • Recently added webinars Online Service News Two webinars have been added and can now be viewed "on-demand" as part of your subscription: "Food Law Update" and "Introduction to Imported Food"
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  • Updated Lead Food Officer Course (England) Online Service News This six module online course has been designed to assist Lead Food Officers in England undertake their role. It is available to subscribers at no additional cost.
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  • FoodArt UK Limited fined for breaching hygiene regulations Prosecutions A company that stored food and drinks in a warehouse contaminated by cat faeces, urine and associated bacteria has been fined more than £18,000 following a successful prosecution by Enfield Council.
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  • B&M fined £2 million Prosecutions B&M Retail Ltd has been fined £2 million after Birmingham City Council successfully prosecuted the retailer for food hygiene offences identified at three Birmingham stores.
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