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20 Jul 2023
WHO says aspartame safe to consume despite weak cancer link
According to two separate reports published on Friday by researchers affiliated to the World Health Organisation (WHO), aspartame is safe to consume even though there is weak evide...
Tags: aspartame, Food Safety, WHO
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17 Jul 2023
Date marking bias leads to food waste, study says
A study conducted by researchers from Ohio State University found that up to half of US consumers may be throwing away perfectly good milk based solely on the best-before-date labe...
Tags: consumption, date marking, Food Waste
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11 Jul 2023
FAO: Global food prices fall again in June
The FAO Food Price Index continued declining in June. This was led by price decreases for all major cereals and most types of vegetable oils, according to the Food and Agriculture ...
Tags: Cereal, FAO, Food price index, food prices
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07 Jul 2023
A FEW TAKEAWAYS FROM SAFE’S 2023 CONSUMERS COME FIRST CONFERENCE
SAFE’s 2023 Consumers Come First conference brought together stakeholders and representatives of the EU institutions, who debated on how to protect the environment and citiz...
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06 Jul 2023
Strengthening food safety, sustainability, and inclusion for European consumers SAFE’s EU Elections 2024 Manifesto Safe Food Advocacy Europe – SAFE, as an umbrella orga...
Tags: Food Safety, inclusion, Manifesto, sustainability
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04 Jul 2023
Microwaving plastic baby food packaging releases microparticles, study reports
Scientists from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have discovered that plastic baby pouches emit significant amounts of microplastic particles when heated in a microwave oven, pac...
Tags: Food Packaging, Food Safety, Health risks, microplastics, Plastics
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30 Jun 2023
Nature Restoration Law in danger
Europe’s law to restore nature is in the balance, following a vote in the European Parliament’s environment committee reports Euractiv on Tuesday 27 June. This has opened up th...
Tags: Ecosystems, European Parliament, Forests, Nature Restoration Law
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22 Jun 2023
Glyphosate: seller sentenced to a year’s imprisonment in France
The 45-year-old man who illegally sold glyphosate, a controversial herbicide, to private individuals in the Centre-Val de Loire region was sentenced to one year’s imprisonmen...
Tags: Glyphosate, Safety
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19 Jun 2023
EFSA launches public consultation on toxic food contaminants PBDEs
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) launched a public consultation on health risks associated with polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) in food. According to the draft scie...
Tags: BFRs, EFSA, Food Safety, PBDEs
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16 Jun 2023
Global food crises in 2008 and 2022, report finds disparities in funding
According to a report released by Care International, the global food crises in 2022 are twice as severe as the crisis in 2008, which affected 97 million people. The current situat...
Tags: food inclusion, Food security, hunger
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13 Jun 2023
Norway to ban unhealthy food adverts aimed at kids
Norway’s government is to ban the advertising of food and beverage products deemed to be unhealthy targeted at the under 18 age group, reports Just Food. The move was approved by...
Tags: Kids, Marketing, Norway, unhealthy food
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09 Jun 2023
Circular economy: EC recommends actions to boost recycling in 18 Member States
In a report published on 8 June 2023, the European Commission identified Member States that are at risk of not meeting the 2025 targets set for preparing for re-use & recycling...
Tags: Circular Economy, European Commission, Member States, Recommendations


