Food Safety

Following Brexit, how closely will UK regulatory officials work with companies within its own borders to lessen the risks? Pic: ©iStock/NicoElNino

The Brexit effect on food safety regulations

By Gill Hyslop

The implications of the Brexit referendum have left many in the food industry uncertain of how future food safety assurance will be influenced. Simon Weaver, red24’s Product Risks Commercial Manager, examines the issues.

Hongkongers warned to avoid unhealthy mooncakes

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Hongkongers warned to avoid unhealthy mooncakes

By RJ Whitehead

Hong Kong authorities have warned the public against buying mooncakes with high levels of sugar, fat and sodium ahead of the Mid-Autumn festival later this month.

Safety of insects considered by new report

First EU edible insect food safety guide published

By Nicholas Robinson

Food safety guidelines for insects destined for human consumption have been created for the first time in response to their likelihood of becoming widely consumed in Europe.

Chris Holland

60-second interview

What do you do? Chris Holland, Holmach?

By Jenny Eagle

As part of FoodProductionDaily’s ongoing series of 60-second interviews with the movers and shakers of the food and beverage industry, we caught up with Chris Holland, managing director, Holmach, to dispel the myths of thermal processing around 'canned...

Glanbia Nutritionals grain processing Sioux Falls

Bringing hygienics to the grains industry

By Maggie Hennessy

Glanbia Nutritionals has implemented quality best practices for hygienic industries in its food-grade Next Generation Grains processing facility in Sioux Falls, S.D., its sales director says.

EFSA CEF panel issues two safety evaluations

EFSA backs Arkema FCM proposal

By Joseph James Whitworth

A safety evaluation application by Arkema for an additive in rigid PVC plastics has been backed by a European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) panel.

Proper safety training and assessment can work toward bringing food personnel up to speed on strong safety protocols.

GLOBAL FOOD SAFETY CONFERENCE 2014

AIB: Food companies require a strong safety culture

By Jenni Spinner

A representative of AIB International says that building a strong safety program requires a cultural connection among food operation personnel.

FoodProductionDaily will deliver special editions on hot industry topics throughout the year.

FPD serves up hot industry topics in 2014

By Jenni Spinner

Automation, sustainability, shelf-life extension, smart packaging and other technologies are some of the items FoodProductionDaily has planned for the year.

Natural products maker Stakool is investing in high-pressure food processing technology (offered by firms like Multivac).

Manufacturer bets big on HPP technology

By Jenni Spinner

Stakool Inc., best known for offering health and wellness products, is delving into high-pressure food processing, and launching a consumer products division.

A new guide offers advice on inspecting foods imported into the US.

Guide aids inspection of imported foods

By Jenni Spinner

The Association of Food and Drug Officials (AFDO) has released a field guide offering advice for food inspectors examining imported edibles, and what food manufacturers should expect inspectors to look for.

Sealed Air is encouraging processors, packaging firms and others to help cut food waste.

Sealed Air steps up fight against food waste

By Jenni Spinner

Sealed Air Corp., a company that provides food and protective packaging, marked World Environment Day (WED) on June 5 by announcing a range of efforts to help reduce food waste around the globe.

HPP can be used on products including meat

dispatches from IFFA 2013

Avure provides picture of HPP market

By Joseph James Whitworth

The meat industry is driving high pressure processing (HPP) in Europe due to extended shelf life benefits opening new markets, according to Avure.  

Carometec sanitation equipment designed to aid in FSMA compliance

Sanitation equipment aims to help processors with FSMA compliance

By Jenni Spinner

Carometec, an Iowa company that provides a broad range of quality and sanitation equipment for the food industry, has a number of machines intended to help processors better comply with new Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) rules.

Companies increasingly see sustainable supply as a future risk to business

Sustainable supply seen as emerging future risk for food companies

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

Food safety, quality and financial issues are considered the top three risks to business for most food companies, but sustainable supply is emerging as a growing area of concern, according to a new survey from DNV Business Assurance.

GEA launches speedy freezer concept

GEA launches speedy freezer concept

By Rod Addy

GEA Refrigeration Technology is offering manufacturers better quality food quality, longer shelf life and improved capacity with the launch of a High Velocity Freezer (HVF) unit.

Food Safety Crucial As Hurricane Sandy Approaches, says USDA

USDA issues Hurricane Sandy food safety warning

The US Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has urged people to take immediate steps to ensure their food is kept safe as Hurricane Sandy approaches.

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