Aussies opting for healthy drinks
28 January, 2020Aussies are increasingly opting for healthy beverages when eating out, with sales topping $2.1 billion in 2018.
US outbreak of E. coli from romaine lettuce declared over
24 January, 2020Salad lovers, rejoice! An E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce from Salinas, California, has been declared over by the US FDA and CDC.
Arsenic in rice snacks above EU safe level for kids, study
23 January, 2020An RMIT study found 75% of the rice-based products tested contained levels of inorganic arsenic that exceeded the EU safety guidelines for infants.
UK reduces sugar content of soft drinks by 29%
21 January, 2020An Oxford University study has revealed that the total amount of sugar sold in soft drinks in the UK decreased by 29% between 2015 and 2018.
Sales of meat-free, plant-based foods rising in UK
21 January, 2020 | Supplied by: MintelMintel Group research has revealed that Britain's appetite for meat-free foods has increased by 40%, with sales predicted to exceed $2 billion by 2024.
Cell-based fish: seafood of the future?
15 January, 2020A San Diego-based food company has demonstrated how its cell-based fish performs just as well as conventional fish in many cooking applications.
How the cookie crumbles: texture affects health perception
15 January, 2020Studies have shown that changing the surface texture of food could communicate a healthier message to consumers.
Farmer's wife creates food range in response to drought
15 January, 2020To weather the drought and fires scorching farms across the country, farmer Julia Foyster has developed an award-winning food range: Tweed Real Food.
Using science to improve the taste of frozen lobster
14 January, 2020A team of Nova Scotia researchers is developing a technology that can freeze lobster without affecting its taste.
Detecting rice labelling fraud with smartphone photos
14 January, 2020Researchers have developed a way to detect fraudulent rice labels with smartphone photos, as irregularities in rice labelling become more prevalent.
Craft beer boom in US leading to more hop production
10 January, 2020Craft breweries may be behind the geographic expansion of hop production in the US, with approximately 750 hop farms opening in the US from 2007 to 2017.
Using technology to measure meat quality
09 January, 2020Scientists have developed a faster and cheaper method to assess the quality of meat using UV light, called fluorescence spectroscopy.
Media influence on consumer perception of GMOs
17 December, 2019Research shows that consumer mistrust of GMOs is influenced by the media, despite assurances from food experts and the scientific community.
How much exercise to burn off your Christmas lunch?
17 December, 2019Research suggests that labelling food and drink with the amount and type of exercise needed to burn off the calories might be effective for consumers.
Macherey-Nagel PEHANON pH test strips
01 December, 2019 | Supplied by: Vendart Diagnostics Pty LtdPEHANON pH test strips are designed to measure coloured samples in foods such as soft drinks, sauces and wine, to ensure food safety.
