Labelling errors cause recalls
Numerous recalls involving labelling errors were announced by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) this week, sparked by poorly labelled allergens and wrong use-by dates.
Archives for October 19, 2018
Increase in cases of Salmonella Typhimurium sparks warning
A warning about Salmonella Typhimurium has been issued by government bodies, following an increase in food poisoning cases caused by the bug.
Call for MPs to increase scrutiny on infant formulas
The CEO of the UK’s only producer of infant feed formula has called for MPs to increase scrutiny of the infant formula market.
Nestlé, Hilton Food Group and Unilever unveil news
Nestlé has positioned its product portfolio towards “attractive high-growth categories”, according to a positive results report for the first nine months of the financial year.
UK food ranked high for standards and technology
The UK food and drink industry’s technical knowledge and high standards would attract importers despite the outcome of Brexit, claimed secretary of state for international trade Liam Fox.
WTO rules to protect UK exports
The move to World Trade Organization (WTO) export rules, should a ‘no-deal’ Brexit apply, could provide opportunities and protection for UK international trade, according to Edwini Kessie, WTO director of agriculture and commodities.
Opinion
High fat, salt and sugar foods in the spotlight
We know that foods high in fat, salt or sugar (HFSS) have been under closer scrutiny since the new restrictions on advertising came into effect last July. However, two major companies have recently been caught out.
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Creating a buzz at Bumble Hole
Bumble Hole is a hive of activity, processing up to six million eggs a week. Company owner Andrew Hewston outlines ambitious plans to crack new opportunities.