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A1289 - Food derived from disease-resistant, low-reducing sugars and reduced browning potato line BG25
A1289 - Food derived from disease-resistant, low-reducing sugars and reduced browning potato line BG25 This application seeks approval for the sale and use of food derived from potato line BG25, genetically modified to have disease-resistance, low-reducing sugars and reduced browning. Page last updated: 29 May 2025
Published 15 February 2024
Application A1302 - Food derived from insect-protected corn line MZIR260
Application A1302 - Food derived from insect-protected corn line MZIR260 To seek approval for the sale and use of food derived from corn line MZIR260, genetically modified for protection from insect pests. Page last updated: 23 May 2025
Published 19 June 2024
A1269 - Cultured Quail as a Novel Food
A1269 - Cultured Quail as a Novel Food On 18 June 2025, changes to the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code (the Code) were gazetted to permit the use of cell-cultured quail as a food. The application from Vow Group Pty Ltd sought approval to use cultured quail cells in combination with other ingredients to make products such as logs, rolls and patties. The application was assessed under FSANZ’s major procedure and included two rounds of public consultation. Our assessment concluded that the product is safe for human consumption and presents no toxicological, nutritional or allergenic concerns. The quail cell line was…
Published 18 June 2025
A1279 - Lentinula edodes (Shiitake mushroom) mycelia as a processing aid
A1279 - Lentinula edodes (Shiitake mushroom) mycelia as a processing aid This application seeks to permit Lentinula edodes mycelia for use as a processing aid in the fermentation of pea and rice protein to produce a protein ingredient to be added to various foods. Page last updated: 22 July 2025
Published 29 August 2023
A1308 - 2′-FL from GM Escherichia coli W in infant formula products
A1308 - 2′-FL from GM Escherichia coli W in infant formula products To amend the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code to permit a new genetically modified source organism Escherichia coli W for the production of Page last updated: 22 July 2025
Published 15 August 2024
A1307 - Milk fat globule membrane as a nutritive substance in infant formula products
A1307 - Milk fat globule membrane as a nutritive substance in infant formula products To permit the use of milk fat globule membrane enriched whey protein concentrate as a nutritive substance in infant formula products. Page last updated: 22 July 2025
Published 15 August 2024
A1311 - Prolyl oligopeptidase from GM Trichoderma reesei as a processing aid
A1311 - Prolyl oligopeptidase from GM Trichoderma reesei as a processing aid To amend the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code to permit prolyl oligopeptidase from GM Trichoderma reesei for use as a processing aid in the production of brew Page last updated: 22 July 2025
Published 29 August 2024
A1310 - Food derived from insect-protected soybean line MON94637
A1310 - Food derived from insect-protected soybean line MON94637 To seek approval for the sale and use of food derived from soybean line MON94637, genetically modified for protection from lepidopteran insect pests. Page last updated: 22 July 2025
Published 9 September 2024
A1336 - 2′-FL from GM Escherichia coli BL21 in infant formula products
A1336 - 2′-FL from GM Escherichia coli BL21 in infant formula products This application seeks to permit a new genetically modified source of Escherichia coli BL21 (DE3) for the production of 2′-fucosyllactose (2′-FL) for use as a nutritive substance in infant formula products. Page last updated: 13 August 2025
Published 13 August 2025
A1314 - Permitting small dogs and cats in aircraft cabins
A1314 - Permitting small dogs and cats in aircraft cabins On 13 August 2025, changes to the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code (the Code) were gazetted to permit food to be served when pet cats and dogs are present in an aircraft cabin. The application, submitted by Virgin Australia Pty Ltd, sought approval to allow airline businesses operating in Australia to continue serving food to customers as part of in-flight service when pet cats and dogs are onboard. We assessed the microbiological food safety risks and found that, with appropriate risk management controls in place, the…
Published 3 July 2025