PFAS regulation is expanding and analytical methods are becoming more capable. How far should food businesses test?
With the UK’s food and drink trade deficit at its highest level since 2000 and warnings mounting from across industry and academia, one of the sector’s leading voices argues that food security is no longer a peripheral concern – it is a matter of national security.
With new EU limits on PFAS in food-contact packaging now in force, New Food speaks to VTT experts about balancing product performance requirements with viable PFAS-free alternatives.
Specright’s Andy Stark explores how fragmented product data can increase compliance risk, slow reformulation and drain R&D capacity – and why trusted data is becoming critical to effective AI adoption.
A new British Nutrition Foundation white paper argues that food education is being overlooked in curriculum, public health and sustainability policy, and sets out eight recommendations to address the gap.
Food that is never eaten occupies 1.4 billion hectares of land worldwide, with the UN warning that progress on reducing food loss and waste has stalled and global targets are being missed.
The Food Standards Agency and Food Standards Scotland have released new guidance on regulatory authorisation, growth media assessment and toxicology for businesses developing cell-cultivated food products in Great Britain.
Tesco has introduced a new own-brand range of bacon and ham made without added nitrites, as online consumer searches for such products rise by more than 360 percent year-on-year.
Steffen Jahnke of GEA explores how the right pre-mix sets the foundation for successful plant-based homogenisation, and what scale-up really tests.
Successful process NIR starts before installation. This checklist helps manufacturers assess readiness, identify gaps and make the right decisions early to accelerate deployment and results.
How laboratories can manage contamination, matrix effects, expanding analyte lists and regulatory change – while reducing the environmental cost of high-throughput LC–MS/MS.