Food crime poses a significant cost to the UK economy, estimated to be between £410 million and £1.96 billion per year . Food crime encompasses a broad range of activities, including adulteration, substitution, misrepresentation, illegal processing and other forms of fraud that undermine food authenticity and integrity. The impacts of food crime extend beyond direct economic losses, affecting consumer confidence, public trust in the food system and the reputation of the UK food sector.
Tenderers are invited to submit proposals setting out how they would deliver research to develop a robust, evidence-based framework and methodology for assessing and communicating the impact of the NFCU on an ongoing basis.
The proposal should provide a detailed description of the proposed methodological approach and include a set of clearly defined deliverables comprising:
Food Standards Agency has published 46 tender notices since 6 Nov 2023, with a combined advertised value of £2.5m. 2 of them are currently open.
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