Carbendazim in OJ shipments of no “particular concern” to EU
The presence of carbendazim in imported orange juice and concentrate is of no “particular concern” to health officials in Europe, despite continued measures in the US.
Archives for February 9, 2012
Green tea may reduce age related disability: Study
Consumption of antioxidant rich green tea is significantly associated with a lower risk of age related functional disability, say researchers.
Nestlé defends Nesquik website as CFC demands ASA action on ‘cynical’ child marketing
Nestlé has leapt to the defence of its Nesquik milk-based drinks brand, after the Children’s Food Campaign (CFC) lodged a ‘super complaint’ with the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), complaining that well-known beverage and food brands were...
Major European brewer awaits result of ‘tasty’ low alcohol beer research
An Irish researcher whose team has developed novel technology to brew cost-effective, tasty low alcohol beer says he believes such products have a genuine market, as a major European brewer awaits the results of further work.
GEA food sector acquisitions focus after 2011 results boost
GEA has vowed to continue its focus on food sector acquisitions after the company’s newly acquired Convenience Food Technologies segment helped drive 2011 sales and revenue.