Archives for October 2, 2012

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Russia reports swine fever slowdown

By Vladislav Vorotnikov

The spread of African swine fever (ASF) in Russia is slowing down, with animal health officials scaling down controls as a result.

Career Insider

Beneo manager on the importance of technical know-how - and empathy

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

In this Career Insider, product manager for Beneo’s non-dairy alternatives and BeNeLux country manager Stefanie De Roover lifts the lid on a varied and challenging role, and offers advice for those seeking a similar position. “Never stop being curious,”...

EFSA to open more scientific meetings to observers

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has said it will open more meetings of its Scientific Committee and Scientific Panels to observers, as part of its ongoing efforts to increase transparency and openness.

Talking tough on Monsanto GM maize cancer study

By RJ Whitehead

Last week saw a furious row between researchers in France and their critics from around the world after they published new findings on the effect of genetically modified Roundup maize when it is fed to rats.

Givaudan opens €130m savoury flavour plant in Hungary

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

Givaudan has opened a new €130m production facility in Makó, Hungary dedicated to savoury flavours, which the company says reflects growing demand for savoury flavours in emerging markets.