All articles by Ian Westcott – Page 6
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NewsBreakthrough study: how herring roe omega-3 can boost health & performance
Anglia Ruskin University and Arctic Bioscience are leading a major study on herring roe omega-3, exploring its impact on exercise recovery and healthy ageing. Could this nutrient revolutionize sports nutrition and functional foods?
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NewsFerrero reports strong financial growth despite cocoa price volatility
Ferrero's financial success continues, with an 8.9 percent increase in turnover to €18.4 billion, despite economic challenges and rising cocoa costs.
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NewsRearranging menus could be the key to healthier teen eating habits
A new study finds that listing low-calorie meals first on restaurant menus encourages teenagers to make healthier choices. Researchers suggest this simple intervention could help combat rising childhood obesity rates.
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NewsTrump’s tariffs on China reignite trade war fears: the impact on global supply chains
The US has imposed a 10 percent tariff on Chinese imports, reigniting trade war tensions. With further tariffs on the EU, Canada, and Mexico looming, global supply chains—including food and beverage industries—must adapt to rising costs and logistical challenges.
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NewsWhat a difference a year makes: FARE teams up with former NFL star Jason McCourty for new allergy awareness PSA
FARE tackles food allergies with humour in a new Super Bowl PSA, a year after criticising Uber Eats for a controversial ad. The PSA features former NFL star Jason McCourty and his daughter.
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NewsHealthy gut bacteria that feed on sugar analysed for the first time
Scientists at the University of Birmingham have analysed Akkermansia muciniphila, a gut bacterium that feeds on mucus sugars, revealing its role in gut health and disease prevention.
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ArticleThe science of perfect baking: how NIR technology elevates every batch
NIR spectroscopy is transforming baking, offering real-time insights into moisture, fat and protein levels to ensure consistency, reduce waste and improve product safety.
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NewsNew study confirms Irish potato famine pathogen originated in the Andes
Groundbreaking new research identifies the Andes as the origin of the Irish potato famine pathogen, reshaping efforts to combat crop diseases.
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Further arrest made in Wales in FSA food crime investigation
The FSA's National Food Crime Unit has made an arrest in Wales as part of an investigation into the illegal sale of unsafe meat, including "smokies," which pose health risks due to poor hygiene and lack of traceability.
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NewsCDC warns of Salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers
The CDC has issued a warning about a Salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers from Sonora, Mexico, urging consumers to discard recalled products and take appropriate safety measures. The outbreak has affected 68 people in 19 states, with 18 hospitalised but no fatalities.
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NewsFSA and FSS warn vulnerable consumers about Listeria risk in cold-smoked and cured fish this holiday season
As cold-smoked fish becomes a festive favourite, the FSA and FSS warn at-risk individuals, including pregnant women and the elderly, to avoid or cook these products to reduce the risk of Listeria infection.
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NewsClimate-ready crops: potato yield boosted by 30% under heatwave conditions
Scientists at the University of Illinois have engineered potatoes to increase tuber mass by 30 percent during heatwaves, offering hope for food security in a warming world.
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ArticleDr Darin Detwiler of Netflix's 'Poisoned' shares his thoughts on McDonald's 2024 E.Coli outbreak
In light of the recent E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's, food safety expert Dr. Darin Detwiler discusses the implications for global supply chains, consumer trust, and necessary changes in food safety practices.
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NewsGroundbreaking study identifies key players in global seafood transshipment
A new study identifies 324 owners of refrigerated cargo vessels, enhancing transparency and paving the way for improved sustainability in the seafood industry.
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NewsADM unveils supportive solutions for GLP-1 users
ADM introduces a new platform offering tailored nutritional solutions for consumers using GLP-1 and other anti-obesity medications. The initiative aims to address the unique dietary needs of this growing segment, as market projections for AOMs approach £100 billion by 2030.
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NewsTesco expands rail network to enhance sustainability and reduce emissions
Tesco has announced the launch of its tenth rail service, which will transport an additional 31 million cases of goods annually across the UK. This initiative marks a significant shift towards rail logistics, reducing the reliance on lorry transportation.
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NewsMustard ingredients contaminated with peanuts, warns FSA
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued an urgent warning for individuals with peanut allergies to avoid consuming foods containing mustard, mustard powder, or mustard flour.
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NewsFSA highlights missed opportunity for businesses to display hygiene ratings online
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has launched a campaign urging businesses to display their food hygiene ratings online.
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NewsNew Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein Launches at NUS
National University of Singapore unveils new facility to advance alternative proteins
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NewsFree healthy food samples may lead to unhealthy food purchases
University of South Florida research study reveals the surprising effect of a false sense of virtue