FSAI calls for herbal supplement removal
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland is advising the industry to remove 10 herbal supplement products from sale.
Archives for May 26, 2003
Private labels head for Amsterdam
The seemingly unstoppable expansion of the world's biggest retail groups has given a major boost to private label manufacturers in recent years. That growth is reflected in the latest World of Private Label show, which begins today in Amsterdam, which...
Yoghurt, the all day snack
Once positioned as a breakfast or after dinner treat, yoghurt is now widely viewed as an all day snack. Product innovation - both in packaging and content - have driven dramatic growth in the sector.
Safer onions?
Avure Technologies has supplied a high-pressure processing (HPP) system to a US-based food company which aims to increase the safety of processed onion.
The value of creatine
Creatine serum supplements may have no effect on muscle ATP or creatine stores, say researchers, who report that one particular liquid serum had no effect on 40 subjects tested.
MEPs support low GM threshold
MEPs in the Parliament's environment committee have voted in favour of stricter measures governing accidental contamination and the labelling of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), reports Cordis.