1. The Danish food authorities have introduced a guidance value on fluorinated substances in food packaging, which includes baking paper, pizza boxes and food wrapping.
2. Multivac says it is planning massive investments in Germany, US, UK and Japan with the first announcement being a €15m plant for machine parts in Bulgaria.
3. After successfully raising $627,644 from 8,015 supporters via Kickstarter, Minneapolis-based Hidrate Inc will launch its HidrateMe smart water bottle product in December.
4. Almost 300 people in U.S. have been sickened by Salmonella in an outbreak linked to cucumbers imported from Mexico.
5. Dairy producers will receive the "most significant part" of a €500m ($558m) European Commission (EC) agricultural support package announced, but the European Milk Board (EMB) regarded the package as 'very dissapointing'.
6. High intakes of saturated fats could lead to an increased risk of inflammation and tissue damage, say scientists.
7. E.coli linked to prepacked salads has sickened 38 people in the UK, according to Public Health England (PHE).
8. Nestlé UK and Ireland has partnered with the National Centre for Food Manufacturing at the University of Lincoln to find the chocolate makers of the future.
9. Dairy industry representatives have welcomed the European Commission’s £362.5M (€500M) aid package for farmers but criticised its refusal to lift the intervention price.
10.. Scotland’s food and drink sector turnover has grown at twice the UK rate since 2008, taking it to a record £14.3bn in 2013, according to the Scottish government.
11. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is developing an open-access database to measure water usage in the Middle East and North Africa, to improve water productivity and reduce scarcity issues.
12. Kuwaiti consumers boycotting fish in protest at unprecedentedly high prices have forced market rates down, and drawn support from government officials.
13. New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra has opened a NZ$37m (US$23.5m) plant in Indonesia - its first manufacturing facility in the South East Asian country.
2. Multivac says it is planning massive investments in Germany, US, UK and Japan with the first announcement being a €15m plant for machine parts in Bulgaria.
3. After successfully raising $627,644 from 8,015 supporters via Kickstarter, Minneapolis-based Hidrate Inc will launch its HidrateMe smart water bottle product in December.
4. Almost 300 people in U.S. have been sickened by Salmonella in an outbreak linked to cucumbers imported from Mexico.
5. Dairy producers will receive the "most significant part" of a €500m ($558m) European Commission (EC) agricultural support package announced, but the European Milk Board (EMB) regarded the package as 'very dissapointing'.
6. High intakes of saturated fats could lead to an increased risk of inflammation and tissue damage, say scientists.
7. E.coli linked to prepacked salads has sickened 38 people in the UK, according to Public Health England (PHE).
8. Nestlé UK and Ireland has partnered with the National Centre for Food Manufacturing at the University of Lincoln to find the chocolate makers of the future.
9. Dairy industry representatives have welcomed the European Commission’s £362.5M (€500M) aid package for farmers but criticised its refusal to lift the intervention price.
10.. Scotland’s food and drink sector turnover has grown at twice the UK rate since 2008, taking it to a record £14.3bn in 2013, according to the Scottish government.
11. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is developing an open-access database to measure water usage in the Middle East and North Africa, to improve water productivity and reduce scarcity issues.
12. Kuwaiti consumers boycotting fish in protest at unprecedentedly high prices have forced market rates down, and drawn support from government officials.
13. New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra has opened a NZ$37m (US$23.5m) plant in Indonesia - its first manufacturing facility in the South East Asian country.
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