This event is organised by IFST
The IFST Lecture is always one of the highlights of our year.
As the Food Standards Agency marks its 25th anniversary, the FSA’s Chair, Professor Susan Jebb, reflects on why the FSA was set up, how science has shaped the approach to regulation and how regulation needs to evolve to manage future risks.
This event is organised by IFST and The Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford
This event is organised by IFST
The IFST Lecture is always one of the highlights of our year. If you cannot attend the event in person, you can join us for the livestreaming of the IFST Lecture - Science on the menu: how innovation shapes regulation and keeps food safe.
As the Food Standards Agency marks its 25th anniversary, the FSA’s Chair, Professor Susan Jebb, reflects on why the FSA was set up, how science has shaped the approach to regulation and how regulation needs to evolve to manage future risks.
Join us for an interactive workshop, at Oxford University, designed for early and emerging academic researchers, led by experienced international researchers, mentors, and life coaches. This event offers invaluable insights into navigating your academic career, writing and publishing research, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
Workshop Part I (9:00 AM - 10:30 AM):
This event is organised by FDF
The biggest FDF networking event returns to the Guildhall in 2025. Attended by over 400 guests, this black tie dinner brings together the best-known global food & drink brands, the UK’s most successful SMEs, professional affiliates and other key stakeholders.
This event is organised by IFST Western Branch
Feeding the Future: Resilience Across the Food System
We are delighted to confirm that we are hosting Autumn Conference 2025 at East Midlands Conference Centre in Nottingham.
This free access for all is sponsored by Centric Software
This visit is organised by IFST Eastern Branch and is open to IFST members only
A technical and general interest visit.
Meet IFST Eastern branch and learn about the making of jams and other sweet spreads at the Hain Celestial site at Histon near to Cambridge. This site has a history stretching back to the thriving early traditional old English orchards of Cambridge and of Jam manufacturing using then, local fruit and sugar supplies. Still a sustainably sweet success story in 2025.
What participants will learn:
This event is organised by IFST Eastern Branch
In partnership with Food Museum, (IFST) invites you to take part in the second ’Food Science Discovery Day’! This event aims to inspire the younger generation to explore opportunities for studying and working in food science. The day will include exhibits to explore, interactive activities and the opportunity to speak with local producers and food science professionals.
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