- Working groups of EFSA scientists and external experts with the required specialisation do preparatory work for assessments.
- Networks of Member State organisations share data and insights on specific subjects and develop harmonised approaches. This enhances mutual understanding, reduces duplication of work and potential for diverging opinions.
- All members of working groups and networks are required to comply with EFSA's policy on Declarations of Interests.
Animal feed | Working groups | ? |
Animal health and welfare | Working groups | Networks |
Biological hazards | Working groups | Networks |
Chemical contaminants | Working groups | ? |
Communications | Working groups | Networks |
Cross-cutting science | Working groups | Networks |
Data | Working groups | Networks |
Food ingredients and packaging | Working groups | Networks |
GMO | Working groups | Networks |
Methodologies | Working groups | ? |
Nutrition | Working groups | Networks |
Plant health | Working groups | Networks |
Pesticides | Working groups | Networks |