Over the past two decades, nutritional labelling on food packaging has become increasingly important from a customer and a consumer perspective. It’s clear that consumer sentiment around improving health coupled with a food industry desire to support that agenda have combined to catalyse change.

As food manufacturers seek ways to help improve consumer diets, Cargill is supporting their customers by committing to remove iTFAs from its entire global edible oils portfolio. This helps both Cargill and its customers comply with the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommended standard of a maximum two grams of industrially produced transfatty acids (iTFA) per 100 grams fats/oils by the end of 2023.

Consumers are increasingly aware of their well-being. From rising global stress levels [1] to four in ten aiming to consume more protein [4], consumers are taking action and they’re looking to what they eat and drink to support their health goals. Dairy has long been a part of a healthy diet due to its versatility […]

Goal: Demonstrate determinations of quaternary cationic pesticides in oat cereal samples by ion chromatography coupled with tandem mass spectrometry.

The EU Green Deal sets a target for 25% of agricultural land to be organic by 2030. Meeting this ambitious goal demands continuous research and innovation in sustainable food production. The CORE Organic Cofund is helping to drive this transition by increasing cooperation between international research activities.