Spanish salami suspected source in Danish outbreak
Danish authorities are investigating a foodborne outbreak suspected to be caused by chilled sliced salami from Spain.
Archives for November 8, 2017
Romanian poultry producer’s investments to drive higher sales
Romanian poultry meat producer Safir is aiming to report higher revenues and export sales this year, owing to its acquisition of two poultry farms in Botosani, in the country’s eastern region.
Go flexitarian to ‘eat better’ cut CO2 footprint and save money, French consumer urged
French consumers are being urged to adopt flexitarian diets in order to eat more healthily, reduce their impact on the environment and save money.
Who’s on the A-list for corporate water responsibility?
Food and beverage industry boardrooms are increasingly engaging in water sustainability and investing in water security, says not-for-profit CDP. So which companies made CDP’s annual water A-list?
Ferrero defends 'fine-tuning' of Nutella recipe
Ferrero has been accused of secretly changing the recipe of Nutella to replace expensive cocoa with cheaper milk powder, but it says it has merely "fine-tuned" the recipe.
Redrawing crop distribution could boost food production
Redrawing the global map of crop distribution on existing farmland could boost food production and “significantly” reduce water stress in agricultural areas, according to a new study.
Finnish factory approved to sell pork to China
Nordic meat processor HKScan has been cleared to sell pork to China, the world’s largest pig meat market.