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EFSA Completes Re-Evaluation of Food Colours Permitted for Use Before 2009

Sep 21, 2016

European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has completed its re-evaluation of all food colours permitted for use in the European Union before 2009. For the final re-evaluation, EFSA’s experts concluded that available data on titanium ...

Tags: EFSA, ADI

FDA Approves Introduction of New Nutrition Facts Label with More Information

May 25, 2016

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the introduction of a new nutrition-facts panel on the back of the packaged food and beverage products which will now carry information on sugar content added by manufacturers and ...

Tags: Nutrition Facts Label, FDA

Salt of The Earth Targets Sodium Reduction in The UK

May 23, 2016

In response to the new sodium reduction regulations in the UK market, Salt of the Earth has announced its new strategy for the UK food processing and food service markets. The company selected three well-known distributors in two UK ...

Tags: UK market, food service markets

Victorian Fast Food Chains Attacked for Not Providing Enough Nutritional Information

Feb 24, 2016

The Cancer Council and the National Heart Foundation have released a report claiming Victorian fast food chains do not provide sufficient nutritional information. In the “Investigation into kilojoule menu labelling in Victorian ...

Tags: Fast Food Chains, Cancer

Naturex Secures EFSA Approval on Safety of Thaumatin for Use in Several Food Applications

Nov 26, 2015

Manufacturer of plant-based specialty ingredients Naturex has gained European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) approval on the safety of Thaumatin (E 957) for use in a broad range of applications. Talin is a natural extract derived from ...

Tags: Naturex, Thaumatin, additive

Australians Consume Large Amounts of Junk Food, Says New Study

Aug 11, 2015

A recent study in Australia reveals that majority of the people consume three-times more junk food than the recommended daily intake. The study was conducted by Australia's national science agency Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial ...

Tags: junk food, daily intake

Kellogg's Shows Commitment to Health Star Ratings

Apr 27, 2015

Breakfast cereal manufacturer Kellogg’s today announced its commitment to implement the voluntary Health Star Ratings on all of its cereals across Australia and New Zealand from the beginning of June 2015. Kellogg’s said ...

Tags: Breakfast cereal, cereals

Food Law and Policy Development

Apr 2, 2015

It was reported on 25 March 2015 that new Country of Origin Labelling laws will be delayed until at least August 2015 despite the Prime Minister’s announcement on 16 February 2015 that country of origin labelling proposals for reform ...

Tags: FSANZ, dietary supplements, Food

BPA Has a Safety Tick

Feb 2, 2015

In America, the FDA’s current position is that BPA is safe at the current levels occurring in foods. In 2014, FDA experts from across the agency, specialising in toxicology, analytical chemistry, endocrinology, epidemiology, and other ...

Tags: toxicology, analytical chemistry, endocrinology, Agriculture

Global Factories' New Development---a Multi-Dose Blister Card

Jan 5, 2015

Global Factories is a worldwide provider of medicine verification techniques. The company develops unique products to make personalised medicine distribution available for everyone. Its newest development is a multi-dose blister card that ...

Tags: verification techniques, unique products, Packaging

The Average Vegetable Consumption of Australian Adults Is Only Half The Recommended Intake

Mar 13, 2014

The average vegetable consumption of Australian adults is only half the recommended intake, based on guidelines published by the National Health and Medical Research Council, according to findings from vegetable and potato growers ...

Tags: average vegetable consumption, higher intake of proteins

Kitchen Appliance Manufacturer Sharp Australia Has Launched The Sharp Slow Juicer

Feb 26, 2014

Kitchen appliance manufacturer Sharp Australia has launched the Sharp Slow Juicer — the Company’s first “slow” juicer, and part of the new Sharp Australia small appliance range. Sharp Australia said the new juicer ...

Tags: small appliance, change the way people think, safety sensor

Australia's Proposed Health Star Rating System for Food Labelling

Jan 16, 2014

Australia's proposed Health Star Rating System for food labelling New Zealand’s nutritional food labels are not as effective as once thought and could be impacting on the health of New Zealanders, according to new research from the ...

Tags: Health Star Rating System, food labelling, nutritional food labels

The Potentially Dangerous Levels of Caffeine That May Be Involved

Jan 16, 2014

A couple of years ago, after reports surfaced about deaths that might be attributable to popular energy drinks, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) demanded that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) investigate the potentially dangerous ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food, Energy drinks

The Controversial Artificial Sweetener Is Safe for Human Consumption

Dec 26, 2013

After completing its “first full risk assessment” of aspartame and associated breakdown products, a European Union food-safety group has concluded that the controversial artificial sweetener is safe for human consumption at ...

Tags: food safety, EFSA, aspartame

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