Biozoon's 3D printed smooth foods target Europe's elderly
3D printing and the right choice of texturiser are key to creating visually appealing smooth foods that can be eaten by seniors who cannot chew, says German company Biozoon.
Archives for September 25, 2016
Deaths reported in Lagos cholera outbreak
Six people have died from a cholera outbreak in a Nigerian city, according to local media.
Big rise in EU pork exports
The strong growth of EU pig meat exports, particularly to high-margin markets China and Hong Kong, is lifting the troubled sector out of its oversupply crisis.
Russia challenges WTO pork ban verdict
The Russian government has launched an appeal against the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) ruling that the Kremlin’s ban on EU pork products is illegal.
Is all fair in love & war, logos & lobbying? France begins nutrition label trial
Amid cries of conflicts of interest and fierce industry lobbying, France will test out four different nutrition labels for a trial period to see which is the most efficient in encouraging healthier food choices.
Analytik Jena sets up joint application center
Analytik Jena and the Fresenius University of Applied Sciences are to create a joint application center for customers for teaching and research.
Thai poultry firm threatens to sue NGO
A chicken supplier in Thailand may open a lawsuit against a non-governmental organisation (NGO) over alleged claims of human trafficking.
Seven sickened by E. coli O157 in outbreak linked to beef
A multistate outbreak of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli O157:H7 (STEC O157:H7) infections has been linked to Adams Farm Slaughterhouse.
Lobby group calls for switch from meat to plant-based protein
Investors managing $1.25trn in assets have called on 16 food companies to shake up the global meat supply chain, citing environmental and health concerns over factory farming.
Brain response to fat could determine future path in tackling obesity, study says
Consuming a meal high in fat appears to reduce the brain reward response — a finding that has future implications in the reformulation of low-fat foods and the fight against obesity.
Analysis of Italian E. coli O26 outbreak and HUS potential
Infections with Shiga toxin 2-producing E. coli (STEC) O26 have a high probability of progressing to haemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) and represent an emerging problem in Europe, according to an outbreak report.