FSANZ 2022 stakeholder satisfaction survey open

Food Standards Australia New Zealand

Wednesday, 28 September, 2022

FSANZ 2022 stakeholder satisfaction survey open

The 2022 Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) stakeholder satisfaction survey is open from 26 September to 21 November 2022.

The annual survey gives stakeholders an opportunity to tell the government agency what it is doing well and where it could improve. This feedback is aimed to help FSANZ to continue improving its client and stakeholder engagement services.

The survey is available here.

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