Ymgynghoriad
Consultation on the rationalisation of official control shellfish biotoxin and phytoplankton monitoring points in Carlingford Lough
Penodol i Ogledd Iwerddon
Consultation seeking stakeholders' views on the proposed rationalisation of biotoxin and phytoplankton monitoring in Carlingford Lough and the implementation of Representative Monitoring Points (RMPs) and Associated Harvesting Areas (AHAs).
Crynodeb o ymatebion
Northern Ireland
Who will this consultation be of most interest to?
Carlingford Lough shellfish harvesters, enforcement authorities, official control sampling officers, official control testing laboratories and other interested stakeholders.
Consultation subject
A proposal by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) to rationalise the number of official control monitoring points for biotoxin and phytoplankton monitoring in Carlingford Lough and introduce Representative Monitoring Points (RMPs) and Associated Harvesting Areas (AHAs) .
Purpose of the consultation
To seek comments from industry, enforcement authorities, and other interested stakeholders on the proposed rationalisation of biotoxin and phytoplankton monitoring in Carlingford Lough and the implementation of RMPs and AHAs.
Consultation Pack
Northern Ireland
How to respond
Responses to this consultation should be emailed or posted to the addresses below:
Email: executive.support@food.gov.uk
Postal address:
Food Standards Agency in Northern Ireland
Executive Support Unit
10a-c Clarendon Road, Belfast
Co Antrim
BT1 3GB
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