Resource efficiency top of the agenda at Anuga FoodTec
Optimising resources in the food industry will be the central topic at this year’s Anuga FoodTec in Cologne (20-23 March).
Archives for February 5, 2018
Bell targets ‘hot topic’ of botanics with new line
Bell Flavors & Fragrances is launching a new line of botanic flavours for sweet, savoury, dairy and beverage applications in order to capitalise on what it has identified as a “hot topic” for 2018.
How can food makers deliver personalisation to the masses?
As consumer expectations over personalisation continue to grow, how can food makers deliver an individual experience at scale?
No scientifically valid test to detect food intolerance – HPRA
There is no scientifically valid test to detect food intolerance, according to an Irish authority that regulates medical devices.
Images help people who are not 'health-conscious' make better food choices
Health-conscious people will choose healthy foods anyway – but visual cues, rather than words, can help those who are less health-conscious to make better food choices, researchers say.
UK food and drink companies keeping up with consumer trend towards healthier choices
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Italian court quashes €0.5m Lidl olive oil fine after appeal
An Italian appeal court has quashed Lidl's €0.5 million fine over its extra virgin olive oil that sensory panels flagged as virgin oil, in a case that highlights the importance of control checks throughout the supply chain, a food law expert says.
Russia reports strong progress for meat exports
Russia exported 247,300 tonnes (t) of meat in 2017, up 70% compared to 2016, state veterinary service Rosselkhoznadzor has reported.
Denmark stages largest-ever pavilion at Anuga FoodTec
This year’s Anuga FoodTec in Cologne will see the largest-ever pavilion for Denmark, featuring nearly 30 businesses.
Norway must improve import control system - EFTA
Norway needs to improve its import controls system, according to an EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA) audit.
World Steak Challenge returns for 2018
The competition to determine the World’s Best Steak is back for 2018.
UK meat scandal: Russell Hume beef sold to Cyprus
The business at the centre of Britain’s biggest meat scandal in years, Russell Hume, sold potentially unhygienic beef to Cyprus.
Vitamin D a promising solution for inflammatory skin disorders: Review
Vitamin D could be an effective therapeutic treatment for psoriasis and atopic dermatitis patients, say researchers in Qatar.