Fatty and sugary foods linked to lower cognitive functions: Mouse data
A diet rich in fat and sugar could cause changes in the make up of our gut bacteria, which in turn lead to losses of cognitive functions, suggest researchers.
Archives for June 28, 2015
Cumin recall withdrawn after testing shows mahaleb not almond presence
The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has backtracked on a recall of ground cumin because of almond after additional testing.
Do consumers prefer low sugar or no sugar? It depends on the product…
Almost two-thirds of global consumers are concerned about sugar intake – but the choice between low-sugar and sugar-free depends on the food or drink category, according to a new report from DSM.
El Niño set to disrupt key commodities in 2015
El Niño 2015 is underway and set to hit wheat, coffee and sugar cane production leading to volatile prices, warns a Rabobank report.
Majority of technical appeal results upheld – Government Chemist
The Government Chemist upheld the results of official analyses in 85% of technical appeals referred to it last year.
Beef prices weaken during first third of year
Global beef prices have weakened during the first four months of 2015, following a period of record high prices. However, it’s unlikely prices will continue to fall as beef supply levels should remain steady during the rest of the year.
Nestlé’s Ideal evaporated milk is not like cream, Spanish ruling finds
Nestlé has lost its appeal against a Spanish ruling that it cannot promote its partially evaporated milk as having ‘half the fat of cream’.
PHAC: 44 ill from chicken contaminated with Salmonella
Frozen raw breaded chicken products contaminated with Salmonella have sickened 44 people in Canada.
Retail analysis: Russian Federation
With a population of 143.5 million people last year, Russia consumes approximately 9.8 million tonnes of meat per year, the equivalent of 68kg per capita, according to official data from the Russian State Statistics Service (Rosstat).