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FDA proposed rule for FSMA to support importers
The FDA has published a proposed rule on user fees for participation in another program that is near final rule stage.
Archives for July 28, 2015
Romer Labs’ kits evaluated to test pathogens and mycotoxins in cannabis
DigiPath Labs is to investigate Romer Labs' rapid diagnostic test kits to screen for foodborne pathogens and quantify mycotoxins in cannabis.
Maternal diet changes new-born heart 'tastebuds': Rat data
Baby rats whose mothers were fed a high-fat diet have larger than normal hearts with fewer taste receptors for bitter flavours, say researchers.
Skipping breakfast may put diabetics at risk of dangerous blood sugar spikes, warn researchers
Diabetics who skip breakfast may be provoking hazardous blood sugar spikes by fasting until lunch, according to new research.
LC-MS/MS method supports authenticity, safety and meat quality
SCIEX has said a meat species authentication method developed using its QTRAP 6500 LC-MS/MS system allows greater sensitivity and a lower limit of detection.
Why are companies hiding their sustainable credentials?
A sustainable logo is known to add value to a brand – so why are so many manufacturers not showing their Fairtrade, organic or sustainable credentials?
Olive oil prices up 10% due to drought and disease
The price of olive oil has risen 10% this year as European supplies continue to be affected by the Xylella fastidiosa disease in Italy and a drought in Spain.
Food industry fail? Elderly nutrition
The food industry is missing a billion euro trick when it comes to ageing population, says Lauren Bandy, senior nutrition analyst at Euromonitor International.
Putin demands unified system of food quality control in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has officially instructed the country’s government to create a unified system of quality control for the food industry, with the main focus on livestock products.