Cranfield and University College Dublin look into risk of mycotoxin contamination in oats
Four-year initiative investigates oats pre- and post-harvest.
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Four-year initiative investigates oats pre- and post-harvest.
Researchers are developing new ways to replace synthetic antioxidants and use natural waste products, such as bran, in preserving healthy food for longer.
A Cambridge study has stated that consumers need to have easier choices when it come to palm oil, and that the use and publicity of ecolabels could help...
The objective is to harness complex soil and marine microbial communities (microbiomes) for the sustainable production of food.
A small Brewery has been called out by a Hindu activist group for inappropriate labelling that featured the 'Om' symbol on beer packaging...
A couple in Australia have found needles in seedless grapes bought from a supermarket, prompting a police investigation into the matter.
Industry experts and activists have warned of the negative health effects of nitrites in processed meat, indicating that more could be done to raise public awareness.
The deal is set to significantly strengthen Arla’s position in the Middle East and North Africa, giving access to new product categories, new markets and a state-of-the-art production site.
CSF claims regulations include provisions that will, "... leave the majority of GMO derived foods unlabelled; discriminate against more than 100 million Americans; and prohibit the use of the widely known terms 'GMO' and 'GE'."
Achievements across the sector highlighted in end-of-year statement.
Children have already exceeded the maximum recommended sugar intake for an 18-year old by the time they reach their tenth birthday, according to Public Health England (PHE), with figures based on their total sugar consumption from the age of two.
Laboratory tests showed the presence of the pesticide monocrotophos.
Announcement forms part of the government’s ambitious new Resources and Waste Strategy
Childhood FA may be more prevalent and severe than previously acknowledged, say researchers
Study indicates the need for implementation of effective food safety management of foodborne viruses.