US EditionThe Director of the Health Inspectorate Says Changes Complicate Matters Rather than Simplify Them.
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The changes to food inspection that the Minister of Industry and the Minister of the Environment announced today are, among other things, intended to respond to warnings from the EFTA Surveillance Authority that the food inspection system in Iceland does not meet the requirements of the EEA Agreement. Responsibility for inspection of hygiene and pollution prevention will be transferred to the Environment and Energy Agency, and responsibility for…
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