The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has announced the recruitment of new members to its Scientific Advisory Committees and Scientific Council. The organisation invites specialists to participate in shaping the future food safety policy of the country. The goal of the initiative is to attract experts capable of contributing to evidence-based decision-making in the field of food safety. Participants in the advisory structures will analyse scientific data, assess risks, and provide recommendations that will form the basis of FSA's regulatory decisions. The Scientific Council and advisory committees play a key role in ensuring that the agency's policy is grounded in current research and expert assessments. This is particularly important given the constantly evolving landscape of the food industry, the emergence of new food production technologies, and emerging risks to consumer health. The FSA emphasises that participation in the work of the committees gives experts the opportunity to directly influence the formation of state policy in the field of food safety, working together with other specialists from various scientific disciplines.