Food and nutrition resources

A list of resources about food and nutrition in Australia.

Resources

Food and Nutrition Report 2021–2022

The Food and Nutrition Report 2021–2022 details reporting outcomes and trend analysis from the 2021 Basic Daily Fee (BDF) Supplement in Residential Aged Care. This report is the second and final report of the series using the BDF and captures reporting outcomes across the full 2021–22 financial year
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Quarterly Financial Report (QFR) technical webinar presentation

Technical information on the new Quarterly Financial Report (QFR) requirements for the aged care sector. Presenters discuss all segments of the QFR, including viability questions, quarterly financial statements, care costs and labour hours, and food and nutrition.

Food and Nutrition Report

This report provides an analysis of the data collected by the department from residential services through the Food and Nutrition report. It details key next steps on how the data will be utilised to help inform policy options to further improve food and nutrition outcomes for older Australians.

Partnership Reformulation Program – Reporting and Monitoring template

The Partnership Reformulation Program Reporting and Monitoring template is to be used by participating companies to report baseline nutritional content of their products and to report their companies progress at year 2 and year 4 (and at year 5 for breakfast cereals).

Partnership Reformulation Program – Implementation plan

This implementation plan details the actions we will take to implement the Partnership Reformulation Program. This includes stakeholder engagement, risk management strategies, the monitoring and reporting framework and considerations for evaluation.

A Rapid Review of Australia’s Food Culture

This report was commissioned by Department for the Healthy Food Partnership. It provides an overview of the current work addressing Australia's food culture, the evidence base behind promoting positive food culture and insights into improving future efforts to address food culture.

Partnership Reformulation Program – Risk assessment report

This document identifies potential risks from reducing saturated fat, sodium and sugar from processed and manufactured foods and drinks, as part of the Partnership Reformulation Program. It also identifies way to manage or minimises those risks.
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