Food manufacturing sector urged to treat wastewater more efficiently
Just 14 percent of England's rivers meet EU pollution guidelines, but Dave Garton, MD at wastewater treatment specialist, Atana, says this is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Hamburger buns recalled due to potential presence of plastic
Udi’s Classic Hamburger Buns are being recalled due to the potential presence of small pieces of white plastic.
Is cutting out beef imperative to reducing the UK’s gas emissions?
Should the UK be cutting its beef consumption to reduce gas emissions and tackle climate change? No, says the NFU.
House of Spice (India) recall
Spice product recalled due to Salmonella contamination.
FDA announces cooperative agreement with NASDA
The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) have agreed to help implement the FDA’s FSMA Produce Safety Rule.
Validated analytical workflow facilitates routine determination of pesticides in food samples
Thermo Scientific Pesticide Explorer workflow provides food testing laboratories with a robust testing solution for analysing multi-class pesticides.
Discussing the priorities for the UK food supply chain
With discussions on trading practices and Brexit, The Future of Regulation in the Food Supply Chain looks to be an interesting morning of debate.
Bee Vectoring Technologies receives approval
Bee Vectoring Technologies announces approval of its first active ingredient to be used on commercial crops.
Frozen food giant vows to improve chicken welfare
Nomad Foods says no to caged chickens and signs up to the European Chicken Commitment to support improve hen welfare.
World food prices in decline
Global food prices dipped last month, but cereal production prospects set to increase, report reveals.
Yellowfin tuna steaks in the US may cause scombroid poisoning
The FDA is advising consumers to not eat yellowfin tuna steaks from Kroger retail stores because they may cause scombroid poisoning.
Public to consult on New Zealand Food Safety’s draft strategy
As part of its aim to be a leader in food safety, New Zealand Food Safety will be taking its draft strategy out for public consultation.
Potential poultry virus found in layer egg farm in New Zealand
Preliminary tests show that Infectious Bursal Disease Virus type 1 is likely to be present on Mainland Poultry's property in New Zealand.
‘Natasha’s Law’ confirmed
Natasha’s legacy has become law and aims to protect allergy sufferers by making label information clearer.
More deaths reported in Spain’s listeria outbreak
A third death has been reported in Spain's biggest listeria outbreak which has seen 200 cases of infection reported so far.
