Russians rejoice as Saudi opens meat trade
Saudi Arabia has opened its market to Russian poultry, beef and lamb, according to Russia’s veterinary body Rosselkhoznadzor.
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TPP deal reached despite Canadian clamour
An agreement has been stuck by 11 countries to revive the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal after US withdrawal earlier this year.
Most Australians don’t know safe cooking temperatures for high-risk foods - FSIC
Most Australians do not know the safe cooking temperatures for foods such as hamburgers, sausages and poultry, according to a Food Safety Information Council (FSIC) survey.
Watch: Probiotics and diabetes — 'A fantastically exciting' area for research
Diabetes and other metabolic disorders are providing fertile ground for new probiotic research, says a DuPont expert who has highlighted new findings on supplementation and a reduced risk of gestational diabetes.
That's nuts! Peanut butter boosts vitamin A value of kale
The vitamin A value of hipster 'superfood' kale van be boosted by an unlikely addition — peanut butter.
DSM establishes Inner Mongolia hydrocolloid facility to meet Asian demand for healthier foods
DSM has set up its hydrocolloid business in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, which it believes is a strategic location for further growth.
New 3D food printing technology to solve personalised diet needs
Scientists in Israel say they have created a 'revolutionary concept' for the 3D printing of food based on a new raw material, Crystalline Nano Cellulose (CNC).
Dubai launches hint at Middle East’s growing clout for Tetra Pak
It is no coincidence that Tetra Pak has chosen the Middle East as its launch site for a trio of new products. Doing so reflects the relative importance of this previously unsophisticated market, which the company now brands as “dynamic” and sees as...
Asia will drive global organic growth over next decade: Indian industry pioneer
Asia is primed to drive the sales of global organic products between 2020-2030 as consumer understanding and government support grows, claims an industry pioneer in India.