India is one of our fastest growing countries - BRC Global Standards
BRC Global Standards has expanded in India to encourage and support growth in the country.
Archives for July 10, 2016
Feature: The fight against global malnutrition
Can rice become a large-scale micronutrient fortification staple?
For many years, countries across the developing world have fortified staples such as maize flour, wheat flour and oil with micronutrients that are deficient in the diet. In Nigeria, for example, flour, maize, oil and sugar have been fortified with...
New study explores potential nutritional benefits of Alhydwan seed
Don’t feel bad if you’ve never heard of Alhydwan seed—outside of Yemen on the Arabian Peninsula, it's relatively unheard of.
Hologram trade body claims 86% of US counterfeit goods now come from China
The International Hologram Manufacturers Association (IHMA) is calling for an urgent review after a US Chamber of Commerce report claims four fifths (86%) of all counterfeit goods now come from China.
Ramadan sparks Lebanon meat sales increase
Meat suppliers in Lebanon were boosted by a surge in meat sales during the holy month of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr.
Interview: DuPont’s Asia-Pacific president for health and nutrition
Li Yongjing: ‘Our business improves other people's lives'
Last month, DuPont became the latest food and nutrition ingredients supplier to open a flagship regional headquarters in Singapore, which is fast becoming a hub in this regard.
Japanese fermented gobo holds prebiotic potential
A newly identified prebiotic enzyme produced from fermented vegetables could improve colon health, say researchers.