Do food labels create confusion about animal welfare?
According to a team of academics there is ongoing consumer “confusion about food labels related to animal welfare”.
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According to a team of academics there is ongoing consumer “confusion about food labels related to animal welfare”.
Sarah Verkempinck discusses why consumers often stigmatise lipids as unhealthy, and argues why one should not forget that some lipid consumption is essential to sustain a healthy life.
Subway has announced that it is strategically expanding its international footprint and has celebrated the signing of its 15th new master franchise agreement since 2021.
According to latest reports, popular artificial sweetener aspartame “will be listed in July as ‘possibly carcinogenic to humans’ for the first time”, by the IARC.
A study has found a “tiny mutation” in the genetic material of barley that ensures those plants develop faster and subsequently flower earlier.
Yum China Holdings has celebrated the opening of Pizza Hut’s 3,000th restaurant in China which includes "advanced sustainability solutions".
NAMA staff report on their efforts to shore up support for the small grain milling industry in the US to continue delivery of vital aid and sustenance the world over.
Producing meat for the masses, Jason Weller, Global Chief Sustainability Officer at JBS, one of the world’s largest food companies, discusses how it manages to scale its output while keeping meat affordable.
According to researchers, some farmers could shift their focus from land to sea to combat hunger, malnutrition and climate change.
Nick Allen writes about the potential ramifications for the UK meat industry as a result of the trade agreements within the CPTPP.
María Lavilla and Estibaliz Ruiz-Santamaria from AZTI-BRTA share the benefits of applying bacteriophages throughout the food chain in the fight against AMR.
This World Food Safety Day, New Food’s Grace Galler speaks to Consumer Brands Association’s Sarah Gallo about what the FDA should prioritising amid upheaval.
Professor Chris Elliott discusses how the UK can ensure it is food secure in a rapidly changing world that is facing various shocks.
According to a study, wheat-producing areas in the US and China are threatened by the increasingly likelihood of extreme weather.
When weighing up almond milk yoghurt and dairy-based milk yoghurt, researchers have found that the former packs “an overall greater nutritional punch”.