Is that meat still good? Are you sure? McMaster researchers have developed a test to bring certainty to the delicate but critical question of whether meat and other foods are safe to eat or need to be thrown out.
Food Safety Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and Nestle India inaugurated in October the first Nestle Food Safety Institute (NFSI) in India in Manesar. NFSI will work closely with the Nestle R&D Centre India and Nestle Research Center in Lausanne, Switzerland. The institute is aimed at building and sharing knowledge through collaborative partnerships for strengthening the food safety environment in India. NFSI India will conduct training programmes on Food Safety Management Systems, Testing Methods, and Regulatory Standards. We hope this institute will help meet Indias growing demand for safe and healthy food., said Pawan Agarwal, Chief Executive Officer, Food Safety Standards Authority of India (FSSAI). He added that Indian is still at nascent age as far food safety and security is concerned and that the biggest challenge is to create a demand for safe and hygienic food through awareness so that private organizations start delivering on the safety standards. Talking about the role of private organizatios in food safety and security, he said, When it comes to food safety and hygiene, business motives must be kept aside. Nestle India officials also stressed the same point saying that the institute is not a part of the Nestle India commercial unit but a local interface of Nestle R&D Centre India. The food safety environment in India is changing dynamically and so are the consumers. There is an increasing consciousness among them on the quality of food consumed, said Suresh Narayanan, Chairman and Managing Director, Nestle India. He added that food has a significant influence on our health and there should be collaborative efforts between regulatory bodies and industry for catering to the health and safety of consumers. The NFSI India laboratory is equipped with high-end analytical technology and is an integral part of the global network of food safety experts at Nestle. Nestle Research and Development Centre India was founded in the year 2012 and is a part of Nestles global R&D network.
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The joint venture will bring together Optimals PAT knowledge management platform, synTQ, and ABCS range of analytical instruments and sensors. As a result, customers interested in implementing PAT will benefit from a complete package that includes the companies advanced software and hardware solutions for real-time, quality-centric process control.
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People who consume an egg a day could significantly reduce their risk of cardiovascular diseases compared with eating no eggs, suggests a study carried out in China.
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Sipping wine is good for your colon and heart, possibly because of the beverages abundant and structurally diverse polyphenols. Now researchers report in ACS that wine polyphenols might also be good for your oral health.
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This years Food ingredients Europe & Natural ingredients, Europes leading trade show for food and beverage ingredients, will reflect the green consumer trend even stronger than before. As more and more companies focus on natural ingredients and organic provenance, exhibition organizer Informa Markets has more than doubled the size of the events Organic Pavilion. In addition, the natural ingredients zone has grown by more than 50 percent. Fi Europe & Ni 2019 will take place from 3 to 5 December in Paris.
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Beer and sandwiches have gone together ever since Harold Wilson invited trade union leaders for talks at No 10. Now brewers have gone one better and created a beer made from leftover sandwich bread.
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In recent years, the Western European market for non-alcoholic beverages (NARTD) has hardly grown in volume, while the number of brands, flavours, and product extensions has grown dramatically. The RaboResearch report With a Little Help from My (Bottling) Friends: Changing Production Footprints as SKU Numbers Rise explains how this fundamental change will require companies to adjust their business models. NARTD consumption in Western Europe has been static in recent years. At the same time, brands have shifted from producing a small range of large stock-keeping units (SKUs) to a large number of smaller SKUs. This complexity is set to increase further, even though growth in SKUs will not be infinite and will slow down in the future. Many brand owners have not yet fully adjusted their operations footprint to the new landscape. As changeovers on production lines cost a lot of time, brand owners should reconsider their production model. The logical result will probably be additional consolidation among established bottling networks, along with a growing role for larger, full-service contract manufacturers. The recently observed consolidation in the Coca-Cola bottling landscape and the acquisitions made by Refresco in North America are indications of things to come, according to Francois Sonneville, Senior Analyst Beverages. Although we expect some small, efficient toll manufacturers to survive in the near term, we believe they will eventually need to decide if they want to be consolidators or be acquired.
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Enzyme stabilizer sales are highly influenced by increasing demand from food processing and animal nutrition industry.
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EFSA has established a safe intake level for glutamic acid and glutamates used as food additives after re-evaluating their safety. The Authority also concluded that estimated dietary exposure to glutamic acid and glutamates may exceed not only the safe level but also doses associated with adverse effects in humans for some population groups. On this basis, EFSAs experts recommend reviewing the maximum permitted levels for these food additives.
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