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Get the latest recall news from the UK, US and Ireland including undeclared allergens, plastic found in cheese and incorrect use-by dates on chicken.
According to a survey, the majority of European dietitians believe that moderate coffee consumption has health benefits.
Investigative journalists have allegedly found US beef producers to be using antibiotics in their cattle that WHO deems most valuable to humans.
In this special episode of Food to Go, the New Food team interview Dr Cassandre Juzaitis-Boelter, Sales Applications Specialist for Bruker Scientific about the perks of FT-NIR in ensuring food and drink quality.
Wales’ Rural Affairs Minister highlighted a global threat to the health of people and animals during World Antimicrobial Awareness Week.
The FDA has warned seven companies for selling dietary supplements that claim to treat cardiovascular disease.
The FDA has outlined a strategy to enhance the safety of powdered infant formula by preventing Cronobacter sakazakii illnesses.
Arne Dübecke expounds the virtues of communicating with your testing lab and getting specific.
A deadly Listeria outbreak spanning across six US states has been linked to contaminated deli meat and cheese, according to the CDC.
A UK food business operator has been fined for serving a dish containing nuts to a customer with a peanut allergy.
Joanne Hubbard, Technical Specialist Manager for Intertek, provides insights from inside the laboratory to help you understand how food testing operates in real life and what you can actually expect.
The University of Maryland has been given $41 million by the FDA to research food-related illnesses and develop a public health policy.
A US study has revealed that women favour variety, while men place more value on staff behaviour when it comes to quick service food.