Global food prices show mixed trends in 2024, reports FAO
Despite a 2.1 percent average annual decline, 2024 saw a volatile food commodity market, with sugar and cereals dropping, while vegetable oils, dairy, and meats surged.
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New study inspires Heineken’s ‘0.0 Reasons Needed’ campaign to challenge alcohol-free stigma
As Dry January returns, new research from Heineken finds that despite market growth, social pressure still hinders alcohol-free adoption.
Recall Roundup: Frito-Lay and multiple undeclared allergens
In the latest instalment of Recall Roundup (14-20 December 2024), New Food highlights recent food and beverage recalls in the UK and US.
Marks & Spencer brings Christmas cheer to families in need with 100,000 holiday dinner donations
Marks & Spencer teams up with suppliers to donate 100,000 Christmas dinners, spreading festive cheer to families in need across the UK.
Consumers warned by FSA of top food hygiene “fails” this festive season
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) reveal the UK's top food hygiene fails, highlighting risks consumers face during this festive season. Here are their expert tips to stay safe this Christmas.
New AI-powered nutrition scoring system aims to improve health equity across the US
Journey Foods and Goodr partner to launch an AI-driven nutrition scoring system aimed at improving health and food access.
Tesco brings 25 percent bigger sprouts to UK Christmas tables
Supermarket giant Tesco has worked closely with key suppliers to bring improved sprout varieties to British tables this Christmas.
Recall Roundup: further cucumber-related recalls and undeclared allergens
In the latest instalment of Recall Roundup (7-13 December 2024), New Food highlights recent food and beverage recalls in the UK and US.
Further arrest made in Wales in FSA food crime investigation
The FSA's National Food Crime Unit has made an arrest in Wales as part of an investigation into the illegal sale of unsafe meat, including "smokies," which pose health risks due to poor hygiene and lack of traceability.
Amino acid discovery could help combat food poisoning
Breakthrough research reveals how the amino acid serine inhibits Clostridium perfringens spore formation, offering new insights into food safety.
EU foodborne illness report shows alarming trends, with fatalities at a decade-high
The latest EU One Health Zoonoses Report reveals a concerning rise in foodborne illness cases, hospitalisations, and fatalities.
European food giants urge Commissioner Hansen for greener EU agriculture policies
Major food companies advocate for EU agricultural reforms to accelerate sustainable farming, support farmers and address other environmental concerns.
Recall Roundup: multiple Salmonella-related recalls, undeclared molluscs and incorrect use by date
In the latest instalment of Recall Roundup (29-6 December 2024), New Food highlights recent food and beverage recalls in the UK and US.
Densimetric sorting can improve the quality of olive oil
Scientists discover a cost-effective, density-based method to sort olives, significantly enhancing extra virgin olive oil's quality and flavour.
Five arrested following discovery of illegal meat in London
The National Food Crime Unit has seized untraceable and potentially illegal sheep carcasses stored in unrefrigerated vans in London. Five men have been arrested and released under investigation as authorities continue to tackle the trade in illegal meat.
