More than 150 sickened by E. coli O157 linked to imported salad
More than 150 people have been sickened with E. coli linked to salad imported from Italy.
Archives for July 14, 2016
Brexit briefings
Big Brexit headache for small business
With the pound on its knees, frozen yoghurt lolly maker Claudi and Fin is staring a 13% price rise in the face next month. “In the short-term we expect to shoulder all of that,” said co-founder Meriel Kehoe.
IMTA sets out Brexit strategy
A post-Brexit strategy for British meat exporters has been developed by the International Meat Trade Association (IMTA).
‘The world’s first beer brewed by artificial intelligence’
London-based company, IntelligentX Brewing Co, has created a premium beer that uses complex machine learning algorithms to improve future batches.
Policies limiting unhealthy food marketing to kids ‘falls short’ of global agreement
Safeguards to minimise children’s exposure to unhealthy food marketing have fallen short of a World Health Organization (WHO) resolution to ease the obesity burden, a study has concluded.
Groups rally to defend UK dietary guide after attacks by 'interested industry'
Over twenty health, consumer and professional organisations have joined together in support of the UK’s Eatwell guide following attacks by “maverick commentators and interested industry with an axe to grind”.
Healthy eating linked with reduced diabetes levels
Fresh research from years 1-4 of the UK National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) rolling programme has investigated the association between anti-inflammatory and antioxidant dietary patterns in reducing the onset of diabetes and looked at carb-protein...