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Whey protein open doors to low-fat fried chicken

20-Nov-2009 - Including whey proteins in the batter for fried chicken may reduce the uptake of fat...

CASH turns spotlight on salty sauces

12-Nov-2009 - A new study of pasta sauces has drawn attention to huge differences in salt levels...

Meat processors anxious on FSA bid to cut inspection funding

10-Nov-2009 - Proposals by the UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) to cut its funding of meat control...

Supply chain waste map for meat and fish

04-Nov-2009 - A resource map outlining where and how much meat and fish – as well...

Three speedy GM maize approvals ease soy imports

03-Nov-2009 - The European Commission last week approved three varieties of genetically modified maize for import and...

Animal welfare labelling schemes up for discussion in Europe

30-Oct-2009 - The European Commission is mulling labelling to help consumers’ identify animal welfare-friendly products and incentivise...

Meat linked to increased diabetes risk: Meta-analysis

28-Oct-2009 - High intake of processed meat may increase the risk of developing type-2 diabetes by 40...

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Tackling E.coli – legislation or self-regulation?

26-Oct-2009 - Everybody wants food to be safe - but the recent slugging match over how best...

Meat substitutes could combat climate change: Report

26-Oct-2009 - Meat and dairy substitutes could play a major role in cutting global emissions and present...

New cultures to speed salami ripening

21-Oct-2009 - Chr. Hansen has developed a new range of meat cultures for Italian-style salamis which it...

Vegetarianism poses no bone health danger: Study

13-Oct-2009 - Consuming a vegetarian diet may result in slightly weaker bones, but not to a level...

Red meat again linked to cancer risk: Study

08-Oct-2009 - Increased intakes of red meat may increase the risk of prostate cancer, with the meat’s...

Omega-3 cheese: All the benefits of fish without the smell

30-Sep-2009 - Encapsulating omega-3 fatty acids in milk proteins may protect the fish-derived ingredients from oxidation, and...

France reminds what ‘natural’ means

29-Sep-2009 - The French department responsible for tackling fraud has issued a new note setting out how...

New company to bring innovation to meat processing

25-Sep-2009 - Vitiva has joined forces with Icelandic natural extract specialist Food Quality Inc to launch a...

Synergy launches Thai-inspired pastes

24-Sep-2009 - The popularity of Thai foods has led Synergy to develop and range of clean-label pastes...

Intervene on meat, WWF tells government

21-Sep-2009 - The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has released a report calling on the UK government take...

Vegetable protein needs more energy efficient processing, says study

18-Sep-2009 - Meals based on pea protein make a smaller contribution to global warming and are better...

Olive fibre may replace fat in meat products

18-Sep-2009 - Fibre obtained from the waste of olive mills may mimic the effects of fat, and...

Meat additives not linked to brain tumours: Study

16-Sep-2009 - Intakes of nitrates and nitrites from processed meats, fruit and vegetables do not increase the...

French study says organic food is healthier

11-Sep-2009 - A new review from France has concluded that there are nutritional benefits to organic produce,...

Barentz Europe brings ingredients under ‘Barentz Production’ banner

03-Sep-2009 - Barentz Europe has formed a new production division that formally brings together its three ingredients...

Less meat brings heart, climate benefits, says professor

01-Sep-2009 - A Danish cardiologist has added his voice to calls for a reduction in red meat...

Work needed for China fish processing to meet new EU rules, report

26-Aug-2009 - China’s fish processing industry has made considerable progress in boosting its traceability procedures but must...

Meat in moderation is good nutrient source, says FSA

25-Aug-2009 - The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said the potential link between red meat...

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