Recall Roundup: Chemical contamination, safety concerns and foreign bodies
In the latest instalment of Recall Roundup, New Food highlights recent food and beverage recalls in Australia and the UK.
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In the latest instalment of Recall Roundup, New Food highlights recent food and beverage recalls in Australia and the UK.
Professor Chris Elliott delves into why vegetable oils are particularly prone to food fraud, examining historical cases, current vulnerabilities, and potential solutions.
A new study of the environmental impacts of a country’s food purchasing behaviour has highlighted the positive environmental impact of consumers making simple grocery swaps with like-for-like products.
The new study tested the idea that people are more likely to adopt healthy food choices if they feel like they belong to the same group or community as those who are promoting healthy eating habits.
Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences researchers have developed a rapid detection method for seafood pathogen Vibrio parahaemolyticus, which has the potential to significantly reduce the risk of foodborne illness from seafood.
From 1 May 2028, live exports of sheep by sea will be banned in Australia, confirms the Australian Government.
Here, Nick Sherwood and Stephen Edwards explain how UK foodservice operators have been embracing Australian red meat as a high-quality, sustainable alternative to other imported beef and lamb options from around the world.
Professor Chris Elliott reflects on his visit to Xi'an, China, drawing parallels between ancient food security strategies and modern challenges.
Researchers from the University of Sydney have found that menu items on major online food delivery outlets are “missing nutritional information”.
The W23 Global fund will aim to offer investors incomparable access to transformative innovation in grocery and sustainability across the globe.
University of New South Wales researchers have claimed that “we are likely underestimating the future impact of PFAS in the environment”.
Gut bacteria, particularly Bifidobacterium, play a crucial role in the success of milk allergy oral immunotherapy, aiding treatment effectiveness.
Food to Go returns with more analysis of COP28 and its true impact on the food and beverage industry.
Marcus Verkerk explains how Kerry’s new smoke technology is a more sustainable way of creating that unique flavour in food products all over the world.
In this podcast episode, Josh and Grace speak to Joanna Trewern about whether the recent COP28 conference really delivered for the food sector or if it was merely talking shop.