The Sampling Results
The appointed analyst will provide results of sampling undertaken for the Committee to both the submitting Local Government and to the LHAAC Coordinator.
LHAAC produce various Coordinated Sampling Project reports and summaries of the general sampling activity. It is the aim of the LHAAC to have these publications available on this website (please see Resources).
CSP38 – Campylobacter Detection in Ready-to-Eat Chicken Products 
CSP38 – Campylobacter Detection in Ready-to-Eat Chicken Products (Infographic) CSP37 – Nutritional Claims IICSP36 – Microbial Safety of Prepared Ready-To-Eat Salad MealsCSP35 – Microbial Safety of Sliced RTE Fruit and VegetablesCSP34 – Local Foods IIICSP33 – Meat Products IICSP32 – Processed MeatsCSP31 – Microbial Safety of Banh Mi ProductCSP30 – Microbial Safety of Bain Marie FoodCSP29 – Ready to Eat Foods for Takeaway or DeliveryCSP28 – Allergen Free ClaimsCSP27 – Locally Produced RTE MealsCSP26 – Cold WellsCSP25 – Imported food IIICSP24 – Sushi & Rice Paper RollsCSP23 – Declaration of Allergen ContentCSP21 – Meat Pies ReportCSP20 – Anti Biotic and Heavy Metal Residues ReportCSP19 – Nutritional Claims ReportCSP18 – Diet and Nutrition Products ReportCSP17 – Food Colouring II ReportCSP16 – Meat Products ReportCSP15 – Burgers ReportCSP14 – Imported Foods II ReportCSP13 – Ready to Eat MealsCSP12 – Jam ReportCSP11 – Dairy IICSP10 – Infant MilkCSP9 – PizzasCSP8 – Local GoodsCSP7 – Imported FoodsCSP6 – DairyCSP5 – BreadCSP4 – Pies and Sausage RollsCSP3 – Food ColouringCSP2 – Meat and PateCSP1 – Sausage and Mince
In 2014, LHAAC completed an extensive data analysis exercise involving the results of Local Government sampling activities of the previous twenty years.
A series of individual reports were produced for all metropolitan Local Governments as well as a report for each non-metropolitan area (using Regional Development Commission boundaries). The reports were provided to all Local Governments and the results will be used to influence future sampling needs and activities, continuing LHAAC’s focus on risk-based sampling.