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  • 04/01/2018
  • 111
  • Beer safety and quality

Nitrosamines

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on NDMA. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 24/12/2017
  • 97
  • Beer safety and quality

Cadmium

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 20/12/2015
  • 115
  • Beer safety and quality

Acrylamide

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 20/12/2015
  • 86
  • Beer safety and quality

Aluminium

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 20/12/2015
  • 108
  • Beer safety and quality

Masked contaminants

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 22/12/2013
  • 95
  • Beer safety and quality

PET

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 03/07/2013
  • 93
  • Beer safety and quality

Benzene

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 103
  • Beer safety and quality

Polyvinylpolypyrrolidone

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 91
  • Beer safety and quality

Antimony

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 84
  • Beer safety and quality

Bromide / Bromate

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 96
  • Beer safety and quality

Heat generated toxins

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 96
  • Beer safety and quality

Lead

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.
 

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 106
  • Beer safety and quality

Pesticides

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 93
  • Beer safety and quality

T-2 and HT-2

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 98
  • Beer safety and quality

Volatile halogenated hydrocarbons

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.
 

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 94
  • Beer safety and quality

Pathogens

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 100
  • Beer safety and quality

Arsenic

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 105
  • Beer safety and quality

Azodicarbonamide and semicarbazide

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 95
  • Beer safety and quality

Cobalt

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 83
  • Beer safety and quality

Coeliac disese and gluten

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 97
  • Beer safety and quality

Coolants

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 101
  • Beer safety and quality

Deoxynivalenol

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 92
  • Beer safety and quality

Diethyl pyrocarbonate

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 95
  • Beer safety and quality

Floride / Fluorine

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 94
  • Beer safety and quality

Formaldehyde

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 94
  • Beer safety and quality

Gibberellic acid

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 91
  • Beer safety and quality

Phytoestrogens

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 99
  • Beer safety and quality

Radioactivity

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 82
  • Beer safety and quality

Salmonella

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 108
  • Beer safety and quality

Trichothecenes

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2012
  • 84
  • Beer safety and quality

zearalenone

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 03/09/2012
  • 101
  • Beer safety and quality

Asbestos

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 25/12/2011
  • 102
  • Beer safety and quality

4-methyl imidazole

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 25/12/2011
  • 108
  • Beer safety and quality

Ethyl carbamate

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 25/12/2011
  • 86
  • Beer safety and quality

Mycotoxins

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 25/12/2011
  • 101
  • Beer safety and quality

Nitrosamines

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 25/12/2011
  • 106
  • Beer safety and quality

Endocrine disruptor

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 25/12/2011
  • 78
  • Beer safety and quality

Copper

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 02/05/2011
  • 90
  • Beer safety and quality

Dioxins

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on dioxins. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 19/12/2010
  • 107
  • Beer safety and quality

Dioxins

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 19/12/2010
  • 80
  • Beer safety and quality

Fumonisins

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 19/12/2010
  • 82
  • Beer safety and quality

PCBs

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.
 

  • brew
  • 19/12/2010
  • 106
  • Beer safety and quality

Aflatoxins

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 19/12/2010
  • 95
  • Beer safety and quality

E-coli

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 19/12/2010
  • 94
  • Beer safety and quality

Ergot

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 01/10/2010
  • 81
  • Beer safety and quality

Cadmium

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on cadmium. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.


 

  • brew
  • 20/12/2009
  • 96
  • Beer safety and quality

Acetaldehyde

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 20/12/2009
  • 87
  • Beer safety and quality

Badge

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 20/12/2009
  • 98
  • Beer safety and quality

Furan

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 02/01/2009
  • 110
  • Beer safety and quality

3- and 15-acetyl deoxynivalenol

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on 3- and 15-acetyl deoxynivalenol. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 02/01/2009
  • 92
  • Beer safety and quality

Fusarenon-X

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on fusarenon-X. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 02/01/2009
  • 95
  • Beer safety and quality

Neosolaniol

Text EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on OTA. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 02/01/2009
  • 99
  • Beer safety and quality

Nivalenol

Text EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on NIV. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 02/01/2009
  • 106
  • Beer safety and quality

Ochratoxins A

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on OTA. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 02/01/2009
  • 102
  • Beer safety and quality

T2-triol

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on T2-triol. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 01/01/2009
  • 119
  • Beer safety and quality

Deoxynivalenol

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on DON. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 01/01/2009
  • 89
  • Beer safety and quality

Diacetoxyscirpenol

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on OTA. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 21/12/2008
  • 96
  • Beer safety and quality

3-MCPD (3-monochloro-1,2-propanediol)

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 21/12/2008
  • 94
  • Beer safety and quality

Packaging migrants

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 21/12/2008
  • 88
  • Beer safety and quality

Legionella

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 01/12/2008
  • 92
  • Beer safety and quality

Plant growth regulator

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on plant growth regulators. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 02/05/2008
  • 103
  • Beer safety and quality

Monoacetoxyscirpenol

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on MAS. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 02/01/2008
  • 104
  • Beer safety and quality

zearalenone

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on ZAN. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2007
  • 107
  • Beer safety and quality

Acetaldehyde

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2007
  • 97
  • Beer safety and quality

Biogenic amines

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2007
  • 97
  • Beer safety and quality

Furan

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 23/12/2007
  • 97
  • Beer safety and quality

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 01/07/2007
  • 108
  • Beer safety and quality

Post harvest insecticides

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on OTA. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 24/12/2006
  • 102
  • Beer safety and quality

Ethyl carbamate

Technical Information Sheets have been developed to assist breweries in their awareness and understanding of potential issues relating to food safety as they apply to beer and its raw material ingredients. Please read the Guidance on the use of The Brewers of Europe Technical Information Sheet.

  • brew
  • 24/12/2006
  • 91
  • Beer safety and quality

Ochratoxins A

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 24/12/2006
  • 89
  • Beer safety and quality

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.

  • brew
  • 01/04/2006
  • 87
  • Beer safety and quality

Ergot

EUROMALT has kindly shared its briefing note on ergot. The EUROMALT procedure on the governance of briefing notes does not allow for them to be released through an economic format. Please contact The Brewers of Europe Secretariat should you be interested in obtaining more information.

  • brew
  • 25/12/1994
  • 85
  • Beer safety and quality

Mercury

The objective of the BBPA Briefing Note is to avoid being caught unprepared if there is a food safety scare or incident that impacts beer. Protection of the beer category as a whole is the first line of defence in protecting individual brands. Please read the Guidance on use of the BBPA Briefing Notes.