Food innovation trends in 2023 – what’s on the horizon?
Dr Andy Zynga explores what innovation trends are right around the corner and why he thinks “cultivated meat is here to stay”.
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Dr Andy Zynga explores what innovation trends are right around the corner and why he thinks “cultivated meat is here to stay”.
Researchers say they have found the “first full, high quality” reference genome for a genetically improved tilapia strain.
In this week’s recall roundup New Food highlights food recalls in the UK and US including plastic found in grated cheese.
New Food speaks to Steven Mandernach to discuss the breaking FDA news from the past week, including Frank Yiannas resigning and the Human Foods Program.
Aldi have announced the launch of a collaboration with surplus food platform, Too Good To Go, with the aim of reducing food waste.
Researchers have created a tool that can improve understanding of subtle metabolic types of dietary nutrients and disease.
A study carried out by the University of Michigan has claimed that one in eight Americans between 50 and 80 show signs of an addiction to food and beverages. Using data from the National Poll on Healthy Aging, the study authors have said that the percentage of those addicted to…
The FDA has said new regulatory pathway is needed for CBD products so that regulatory oversight can manage food safety risks.
A study has found there to be an eight percent reduction in obesity in girls coinciding with 2018 soft drinks industry levy.
New Food’s Grace Galler analyses how pertinent Veganism is in today’s world and asks SuperMeat if alternative proteins can make a comeback following “stagnant” sales in 2022.
Read our latest recall roundup concerning products in the US and Canada, including a metal object found in a chocolate cake.
A beleaguered FDA finds itself without a Deputy Commissioner for Food Policy and Repsonse, as Frank Yiannas announces his resignation to a shocked food and beverage industry.
A study by Tufts University has found that dollar stores are permeating the food market in the US, especially in rural areas.
Aiming to help reduce potential health effects for babies and children under two, the FDA has announced action levels for lead categories of processed baby foods.
Researchers found that omega 3 fatty acids in seafood is linked to lower risk of chronic kidney disease.