Robin May
Professor Robin May is the chief scientific adviser at the Food Standards Agency (FSA) in the UK. He has been vocal about the need for improved communication and transparency regarding food safety and public health, especially in light of recent public confusion over the safety of the methane-reducing feed additive Bovaer.
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Professor Robin May, the Chief Scientific Advisor of the FSA, warned parents about the potential risks of glycerol-containing slushy drinks.
Rengârenk tehlike: 2 yaşındaki çocuk ölümden döndü, onlarca çocuğu hastanelik etti! Çocukların favori yaz içeceğindeki gizli risk!
Turkey· 2025-07-26
Prof Robin May, Chief Scientific Adviser at the Food Standards Agency, supports SACN's call for industry to make data on sweeteners publicly available.
No drinks with sweeteners for younger children, UK parents told
United Kingdom· 2025-04-04
Robin May, the chief scientific adviser at the Food Standards Agency, said that bird flu poses a very low food safety risk to UK consumers.
World’s first case of bird flu in sheep found in England: Here's what it means
India· 2025-03-24
Robin May, chief scientific advisor of the Food Standards Agency, mentioned that they are closely collaborating with various agencies following the detection of the bird flu virus in a sheep in the UK.
Γρίπη των πτηνών: Πρώτο κρούσμα σε πρόβατο παγκοσμίως, στην Αγγλία
Greece· 2025-03-24
Prof Robin May, the chief scientific adviser at the FSA, said, 'The overwhelming response we saw from the public was confusion rather than jumping on board.'
Conspiracy theory on methane-cutting cow feed a ‘wake-up call’, say scientists | Greenhouse gas emissionsUnited Kingdom· 2025-02-12
