60 Second News – 20 May 2022
The New Food editorial team gives you your rapid food and beverage update in just 60 seconds.
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The New Food editorial team gives you your rapid food and beverage update in just 60 seconds.
This week’s roundup sees numerous undeclared allergens causing recalls around the world.
Former international footballer Thomas Hal Robson-Kanu examines why the elites are placing their trust in turmeric.
Data by graze reveals that adults and children in the UK are consuming too much sugar due to a lack of understanding, but it hopes to help with a new campaign.
School meals could become smaller across the UK due to inflation, warns the Chief Executive of a large food wholesaler.
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Nature, net zero and food security: New Food shares some of the key takeaways from The Soil Association’s agroecology-focused conference.
Deliveroo and McDonald’s hope to drive growth with a new, long-term global strategic partnership.
A new study has found that an increasing number of farmers are converting to organic, as a result of consumer demands and a new scheme from the UK Government.
Bans on multi-buy offers and advertising of unhealthy HFSS foods has been delayed for at least a year, as the UK Government seeks to ensure the new rules do not exacerbate the cost-of-living crisis.
FSA’s Chief Executive Officer speaks up about the challenges of CBD validation and offers clear guidance over next steps.
MP Lee Anderson is called “out of touch” after making another controversial claim; this time about food banks and the people that use them.
Following on from the FSA’s update to its public CBD list which saw 1,700 new products added, New Food spoke to Paul Tossell of the FSA and Dr Paul Duffy of ACI to shed a little light on the decisions made so far and next steps.
This week’s roundup includes undeclared allergens and a pathogen causing numerous food and drink recalls in the UK and US.
New Food’s Bethan Grylls shares the highlights of a royally attended meeting between UK and Belgium industry and government leaders, wherein the future of trade in a post-Brexit world was explored in detail.
Sustainability and health are top drivers for flexitarians seeking plant-based food and drink, but taste tops the list, according to a new study.