Australian government, industry to set salt targets
Salt reduction targets for food products sold in Australia are expected to be set in October 2009, subject to development and agreement between the government and the food industry.
Archives for December 22, 2008
Food companies warned about fake payment demand
The UK’s Food Standards Agency (FSA) has warned the food sector to be on alert regarding a bogus letter which falsely identifies the sender as an agency official demanding payment for alleged breaches of food safety regulations.
Ready-to-eat segment buoyed by retailers
Retailers are increasingly providing ready-to-eat meals to US consumers, representing growing opportunities for manufacturers to cater for hot and cold convenience products, says a new report.
Own Label Show to spur buoyant UK sector
The UK is set to have its first Own Label Show next November, billed as a forum for sourcing new product lines, finding partners and tracking developments.
EFSA to investigate bee colony collapse
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) is launching a 9-month project to investigate the causes of honey bee ‘colony collapse disorder’, and is encouraging all parties to share any data on the problem.
Video season's greetings from Decision News Media
The Decision News Media team would like to bring you its seasonal greetings in person and show you around the offices.
Soybean oil prices tumble on petroleum fall
Falling petroleum prices and an abundance of other vegetable oils has brought soybean oil prices a new low – but other oils are eating away at market share.