Red meat cuts depression in women, says study
Eating the recommended amount of red meat every day could cut the risk of anxiety and depression in women, researchers at Deakin University in Australia have said.
Archives for March 22, 2012
Wait continues for Australian and New Zealand hemp foods
Customers in Australia and New Zealand will continue to be denied hemp foods as the region’s apex food standards body has said it would delay the decision on their approval.
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Abbott refutes ‘misleading’ infant formula breach allegations
Abbott Laboratories has scoffed at allegations that its infant formula product fails to meet Chinese national health standards, damning the findings as ‘misleading’ and reaffirming its product safety.
Enzymotec Shanghai office to support China growth
Lipid ingredients manufacturer, Enzymotec, has opened a commercial operations office in Shanghai to support its growing infant nutrition and bioactive ingredients business in the Chinese market.
Indian government may remove controls on wheat exports
India may soon see a final policy move that would lead to the government stepping back and removing its controls on the exports of wheat products, a move that until now has been a utopian dream for local farmers and millers.
China’s pork sector: A global powerhouse
China is now clearly the world’s largest player in the global pork industry and produces and consumes over half of all pork in the world. While Chinese prices are currently soaring, due to a combination of increasing corn prices and strong domestic...
New Zealand Marmite lovers hating shortage
New Zealand is fast running out of its favourite breakfast food, Marmite, according to local media.