What does FDF stand for?

Food and Drink Federation (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

But the Food and Drink Federation dismissed the research as a "bad joke", saying violent behaviour in adults had more to do with deep-rooted social and environmental factors.

Daily sweets could turn your children into violent adults; Food ...

Julian Hunt, of the Food and Drink Federation, said: "There is a difference between offering consumers choice and managing how firms run their businesses.

The shrinking Mars

A spokesman for the Food and Drink Federation and the British Soft Drinks Association said the 'overwhelming majority' of soft drinks bottles were free of bisphenol A.

Chemical in baby bottles 'raises risk of heart disease'

The Food and Drink Federation, which represents manufacturers in the UK, welcomed the findings.

Consumers reject junk ads ban

The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) fears that figure could increase this year due to a lack of basic knowledge about food hygiene.

The summer health risks of dodgy barbecue food

As part of Food Safety Week, the Food and Drink Federation believes thousands of people in the region could be putting themselves at risk of food poisoning by not following basic hygiene rules.

Don't risk getting a barbecue bug

Speakers at the event included Bill Callaghan, chairman of the Health and Safety Commission, Jak Thomas, chairman of the Food and Drink Federation Occupational Health & Safety Panel and Chris King, group health and safety manager at Uniq.

Safety first call to food and drink workers in multicultural industry

It was presented with its prize at the national awards event hosted by the Food and Drink Federation in London.

Award for food advice