Unimills-Nizo partnership seeks to tap oil innovations
The European subsidiary of a Malaysian plantation giant is set to sign a four-year deal with Nizo food research in order to tap the latest innovations in vegetable oil.
Archives for May 17, 2006
Soy imports delayed as Argentina fights Monsanto over GM
Argentina's government joins a group of meat producers in Denmark in a court battle against Monsanto over genetically modified soy, one that has led to imported supplies being held up at the EU's ports.
Organic food fraud sends shockwaves through sector
The Food Standards Agency's development of new testing methods for organic food follows allegations that some suppliers have been involved in fraud.
Tesco fined for out-of-date food
Retail giant Tesco has been fined by a Welsh court for repeatedly selling out-of-date fresh produce at its Extra hypermarket in Bridgend, Wales.
Obesity a truly global problem, says FAO
Europeans are eating worse now than 45 years ago, but agriculture and the right farming policies can promote healthy diets, according to FAO economist Josef Schmidhuber.
Wal-Mart's global crusade pays off
Wal-Mart International has posted a 22.9 per cent rise in first-quarter net sales to $17.3bn, bolstered by three major acquisitions during the period.
Danisco extends trans fat-free range to cake sector
Danisco's extension of its European trans-free fat solutions comes on the back of growing interest in the development of healthier snacks.