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    01 Mar 2022

    Climate Change threatens food security

    The latest IPCC report portrays an alarming scenario for the future of our food systems. Global warming threatens food production and access to food. According to researchers, the ...

    Tags: Agriculture, Environment, Food Systems, Global warming, Soil

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    10 Feb 2022

    Regulatory challenges: the case of E171 in the EU and the UK

    Titanium dioxide, also known as E171 is an additive very commonly used as a white colourant in food, but also in many other products, e.g., paints, cosmetics, toothpaste, etc. ...

    Tags: E171, EFSA, Food Additives, titanium dioxide, UK

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    04 Feb 2022

    Joint Letter to MEPs calling for a cross-party consensus on the #BECA report in the plenary vote

    SAFE and other 11 organizations (Association of European Cancer Leagues, European Alcohol Policy Alliance, European Chronic Disease Alliance, European Institute of Women’s Health...

    Tags: Cancer, Joint letter, MEPs, Prevention

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    25 Jan 2022

    New evidence on a potential correlation between the consumption of ultra-processed foods and early death

    The term ‘ultra-processed foods’ refers to products that have undergone a substantial amount of industrial processing and whose nutritional labels generally report a long list ...

    Tags: Food Additives, Food Safety, Healthy diet, Nutrition, unhealthy food

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    13 Jan 2022

    Recent study calls for the need to warn consumers on ultra-processed foods’ harmful effects

    Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are foods that have been chemically or physically transformed through industrial processing. While most modern foods are processed in some way (e.g. ...

    Tags: Endocrine disruptors, food labelling, Marketing, ultra-processed foods, UPF

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    06 Jan 2022

    Plant-based put forward in the EU’s 2022 promotional policy

    The EU will support the consumption of plant-based products as reported in the 2022 promotional policy published last December. The policy allocates 185.9 million euros to the prom...

    Tags: Agriculture, European Commission, Farm to Fork, Meat, plant-based

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    22 Dec 2021

    EFSA draft opinion suggests lowering the tolerable Bisphenol A daily intake

    In an opinion published in December 2021, the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) has re-assessed the risks of bisphenol A (BPA) in food, suggesting to drastically lower the tolerab...

    Tags: bisphenol A, BPA, EFSA, FCM, food contact materials

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    21 Dec 2021

    Consumers organization calls for a reform of the EU food packaging legislation

    Consumers’ concern about the safety of food packaging materials is increasing across Europe. According to data from the Eurobarometer, 86% of European consumers have worries abou...

    Tags: Endocrine disruptors, European Commission, food contact materials, PFAS

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    15 Dec 2021

    Special Committee on Beating Cancer (BECA) adopts its INI report on strengthening Europe in the fight against cancer

    On December 9th, 2021, the European Parliament’s Special Committee on Beating Cancer (BECA) adopted its INI report on how to strengthen the EU’s role in fighting cancer. The re...

    Tags: BECA, Cancer, European Parliament, Healthy diet, noncommunicable diseases

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    10 Dec 2021

    Emmanuel Macron unveils the priorities of the French EU Presidency

    French president Emmanuel Macron held a press on conference on December 9th to unveil France’s programme for the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, which w...

    Tags: Agriculture, France, Pesticides, Rotating Presidency, Trade Agreement

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    02 Dec 2021

    Recent study sets the research agenda on childhood obesity determinants

    Childhood obesity has become a global epidemic and is considered as a major metabolic liability in many countries. The rising concern of this phenomenon is due to its association i...

    Tags: cardiovascular diseases, childhood, Obesity, Sugar

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    29 Nov 2021

    Joint call for the inclusion of whole grain on FOP nutrition labelling

    On 29th November 2021, the Whole Grain Iniative (WGI) sent a joint letter to the European Commission’s DG SANTE (Directorate General for Health and Food Safety). The WGI and ...

    Tags: European Commission, FOPNL, Front-of-Pack nutrition labelling, Joint letter, whole grain

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