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A quiz for students looking at food assurance.
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Which of the following is insured by the Red Tractor whole chain food assurance scheme?
All of the above
Animal welfare
Environmental protection
Food safety
2
True or false? As part of the Red Tractor scheme, every beef cow has its own passport.
True
False
3
Which of the following is assessed by the Marine Stewardship Council?
Wheat farming
Beef and dairy farms
Fisheries
Sheep farming
4
True or false? The RSPCA Welfare Standards only covers animals if they are farmed indoors.
True
False
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How can you tell a product is part of food assurance schemes & has fulfilled the requirements?
There is no need to check
You can't tell if a product has followed the scheme
It can be found in the name of the product
The product has the logo of the assurance scheme on it
6
What does the British lion mark guarantee that all hens are vaccinated against?
E. coli
Listeria
Campylobacter
Salmonella
7
Which of the following best describe the reason for food assurance schemes?
They intend to increase profits for food companies
They intend to reduce animal welfare
They aim to make money from small companies
Raise standards to improve overall standard of the sector
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Which of the following is not covered by the LEAF Marque environmental assurance system?
Animal welfare
Soil and water management
Pollution control
Product quality
9
Which of the following best describe how food assurance schemes ensure their work is effective?
Look at company profits to see if the schemes are working
They use regular independent inspections
The managers of companies tell them if they follow them
Once a year they phone a company to check it meets standards
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Which of the following is not an example of a food assurance scheme?
Red Tractor
The British Lion mark
Leaf Marque
The Happy Duck scheme
