Recall roundup: Major microbial recall in operation in US
This week's recall roundup features a major recall from Lyons Magnus thanks to a possible microbial contamination.
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This week's recall roundup features a major recall from Lyons Magnus thanks to a possible microbial contamination.
Do sweet tea and whiskey mix? Boston Beer Co. and Beam-Suntory will be hoping they do after the two beverage manufacturers launched a new product that does just that.
Interesting research from Boston University suggests that diets improved in most US states during the pandmeic, and has identified a link between neighbourhood and the healthiness of diet.
Are TikTok users, especially children, unwittingly becoming brand ambassadors for unhealthy food and beverage products? Researchers behind a new BMJ study think so.
Joshua Minchin reports from the US Embassy as the spirits sector celebrates an end to transatlantic tariffs on products such as whiskey, gin and cognac, which has blighted trade between the three trading partners for nearly four years.
PFAS is determined by automated weak anion exchange SPE coupled to LC-MS/MS. A 1mL sample provides LOQs below 1ng/L. Adsorption loss is eliminated.
Does coffee make you more likely to purchase certain items? An international research team has conducted a study which could answer that very question.
Scientists at NIST in the US are developing new ways to train AI and have tested it by subjecting it to a complex wine exam, which it passed with flying colours.
It’s long been said that sweetened beverage taxes create an unfair burden on lower-income households, but new research from the University of Washington suggests otherwise.
New research reveals how climate change is likely to increase the potential for wine production in the UK – with conditions projected to resemble those in famous growing regions of France and Germany.
The study demonstrates the significant revenue distilleries in the Lone Star State generated in both sales and tax paid, and has prompted calls from researchers to drop restrictions that “don’t make sense”.
In this webinar, we will share with how you can assure safety authenticity and quality of alcoholic beverages – sharing the latest technology
In this webinar, we will share with how you can assure safety authenticity and quality of alcoholic beverages – sharing the latest technology
Another potentially dangerous TikTok trend has been examined by the experts, who are concerned that the 'healthy soda' video might cause damage to teeth.
In this webinar, we will share with how you can assure safety authenticity and quality of alcoholic beverages – sharing the latest technology