All news articles for January 2004

Russian 'ravioli' revolution

Russian 'ravioli' revolution

Russia may be slowly adapting a number of western food and drink
habits - the rise of the country's beer industry is evidence of
that - but there is still plenty of life left in some of the
country's more traditional food...

EU backs farmed salmon safety

EU backs farmed salmon safety

The European Commission has rejected warnings about the safety of
farmed salmon, saying that levels of harmful chemicals detected in
a recent scientific study are within safe limits. EU officials
contradicted the findings of US...

Russia imports more alcohol

Russia imports more alcohol

Russia increased imports of alcoholic drinks by around 30 per cent
in 2003 and is likely to lift imports by a further 20 per cent in
2004, according to the latest information from the National Alcohol
Association.

Parnuts progress

Parnuts progress

Calcium sulphate as a source of calcium, and the amino acid salts,
N-acetyl-L-cysteine and N-acetyl-L-methionine, may be included in
draft regulations amending the PARNUTS directive, which will allow
them to continue to be marketed...

Restoring consumer confidence

Restoring consumer confidence

US agriculture secretary Ann Veneman has announced a series of
e-Government initiatives in response to public fears over beef. In
a recent Wall Street Journal Online/Harris Interactive Health-Care
Poll, over one in five American adults...

Ambitions in food safety

Ambitions in food safety

US-based firm e-Foodsafety.com has entered into a distribution
partnership with Tru-Pure Ozone Technologies. Under the terms of
agreement, e-Foodsafety.com has exclusive rights to market and
distribute Tru-Pure's patented food...

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