Will supply chains become part of the permacrisis?
Professor Chris Elliott teaches us all a new word in his latest column for New Food – and it’s not a good one.
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Professor Chris Elliott teaches us all a new word in his latest column for New Food – and it’s not a good one.
Taku Miyazaki explains how Kikkoman's sales have changed since the pandemic and how the manufacturer has adapted, and addresses the unfolding soy sauce scandal in China.
A civil lawsuit has been filed by the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy against Moorhead-based manufacturers and retailers of edible cannabis.
Hear from three industry experts at EFFoST 2022 - one of the most important food safety events of the year - live from Dublin's iconic Aviva Stadium.
Following a fishing project scandal, the son of the former president of Mozambique has been jailed for 12 years due to embezzlement and money laundering.
The FDA has warned seven companies for selling dietary supplements that claim to treat cardiovascular disease.
Erik Millstone examines the precarious nature of food safety in the UK after the Brexit referendum and points out that prevention is always better than cure.
Food safety and authenticity expert, Michele Suman, discusses the advances made in mass spectrometry analysis over the last few years and highlights its benefits.
A UK fish seller has been sentenced to over five years in prison for pressuring elderly people into buy unwanted fish which was often unsafe to eat.
You'll find everything you need in this year's edition of our Guide to Testing supplement from PFAS, to wine analytics, to CBD testing, and microbiological issues in plant-based foods.
Our Dairy In-depth Focus is out now - with contributions from Dodoni's Project Manager, Ecotone's Chief Marketing and Sustainability Officer, and Knowledge Bank's Project Director.
Technical Brief on the correct water quality for your microbiology applications
Solutions and training for hygiene monitoring & disinfection control
A UK fish seller from Trawler Fresh Limited has been jailed for eight months at Teesside Crown Court after an investigation by National Trading Standards.
There is an increasing focus on food contact materials (FCMs) and the potential risk they pose to food safety.