Lamb takes off in Poland
Poland could be a gold mine for lamb exporters, and UK levy board AHDB Beef & Lamb has been celebrated for generating meat demand in the eastern EU state.
Archives for June 21, 2016
Foss expands options for meat inspection
Foss has launched a compact version of a system to make X-ray fat analysis and foreign object detection available to a broader group of meat producers.
Meat industry goes online in Russia
Meat traders in Russia are exploring online operations, ushering in what experts claim is a new era of transparency for the sector and offering particular benefits to organic suppliers.
Nestlé goes green, clean and lean with environment and health targets
Half of Nestlé UK & Ireland’s electricity will soon come from a new wind farm located in the Scottish borders.
Ishida launches three X-ray inspection systems
Ishida Europe has launched a range of X-ray inspection systems to help manufacturers and processors meet the demands of retailers.
Farming body targets anti-meat campaigns
EU farm group Copa-Cogeca has claimed one of the main pillars of its livestock promotion campaign is to challenge the “negative” messages perpetuated by anti-meat campaigners.
EFSA begins new BPA review process
Work on another evaluation of bisphenol A (BPA) by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has started with a final scientific opinion scheduled for 2018.
Project set to bring nutrient-dense baobab to mass market
Baobab is set to become a significant and sustainable food source for Africa as international project Baofood harnesses its economic value to benefit the local population.
Tate & Lyle Sugars pleads for a Brexit vote as 1,280 firms say 'Stay'
As Britons prepare to vote tomorrow on whether the UK should leave the European Union, industry players are making last minute pleas to either stay or leave.