All news articles for October 2017

Welcome to FoodNavigator's new-look website

Welcome to FoodNavigator's new-look website

By Niamh Michail

FoodNavigator has had a makeover, meaning you can keep up to date with the latest industry news and analysis on our new and improved mobile-friendly website.

Croatian meat business boosts capacity with $13m investment

Croatian meat business boosts capacity with $13m investment

By Jaroslaw Adamowski

Croatian meat producer PPK karlovačka mesna industrija d.d has completed an investment worth HRK 95 million (€13m) which enabled it to expand output capacity at its Karlovac plant in north-western Croatia.

©iStock. MAPA hit back at audit findings that long term actions have not been considered

DG SANTE slams ‘shortcomings’ in Brazil meat audit

By Joseph James Whitworth

An audit of the Brazilian official control system for beef, horse and poultry meat has found it is not fully or effectively implemented and has numerous shortcomings, according to a long-awaited report.

EU fears grow about South American beef imports

EU fears grow about South American beef imports

By Oscar Rousseau

The EU’s plan to import thousands of tonnes of South American beef is under fire from trade bodies who warn it could have a “devastating impact” on business.

This could be a thing of the past. © iStock

Natural strawberry extract creates non-melting, healthier ice cream

By Niamh Michail

A natural strawberry polyphenol extract stops ice cream from melting, extends shelf life and makes it healthier. Sounds too good to be true? The Kanazawa ice cream is already a success in Japan and will be in Europe too, says the scientist who discovered...

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Climate-smart production would help tackle food insecurity - Study

By Katy Askew

Climate policies that target the food sector could lead to increased prices and a drop in availability but the adoption of ‘climate-smart’ agricultural practices could negate the need for measures like “carbon taxes”, new research suggests.

Fowl squabbles end as South Africa unites

Fowl squabbles end as South Africa unites

By Oscar Rousseau

Leaders of the South African Poultry Association (SAPA) have agreed to end division within its ranks to battle industry-wide problems of dumped chicken imports and disease outbreaks.

WSDA detects Salmonella in raw milk; firm declines to recall

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Pride & Joy Dairy refuses WSDA raw milk recall request

By Joseph James Whitworth

The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has warned consumers not to drink Pride & Joy Dairy raw milk due to Salmonella after the firm refused to recall it.

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