The trajectory and timing of the UK’s departure from the EU has been thrown into fresh confusion with the resignation today of UK prime minister Theresa May.

The European Commission has adopted a delegated regulation setting stricter limits for vitamin D and the contaminant, erucic acid, in infant formula.

Norwegian brewery Lervig regrets that it now has to block all Norwegian IP addresses from following the brewery on social media such as Facebook and Instagram as a consequence of Norwegian alcohol advertising laws.

Norwegian brewery Lervig regrets that it now has to block all Norwegian IP addresses from following the brewery on social media such as Facebook and Instagram as a consequence of Norwegian alcohol advertising laws.

Organic certification body, the Soil Association, has called on the UK government this week to update rules on school meals and introduce mandatory meat-free days each week to help address climate change and obesity. It comes as two new meat-based alternatives are showcased in Europe, including by US fast food giant Burger King.

EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström is hopeful that the EU and Mercosur can seal a free trade agreement before the end of the year.

The European Commission has adopted a delegated regulation setting stricter limits for vitamin D and the contaminant, erucic acid, in infant formula.

Norwegian brewery Lervig regrets that it now has to block all Norwegian IP addresses from following the brewery on social media such as Facebook and Instagram as a consequence of Norwegian alcohol advertising laws.

New official statistics shed light on the origin of the honey consumed in the EU.

The European Commission has approved further use of the EU-authorised food additive, mono- and di-glycerides of fatty acids (E 471), as a coating on fresh fruit to prevent spoilage and consequent food waste.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) finds itself at odds again with its French counterpart (ANSES), this time over the health risks from the food additive titanium dioxide (E171). Meanwhile, the US FDA is launching a new long-term study to assess the risk factors that contributed to the 2018 E. coli outbreak in romaine lettuce.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) is seeking studies showing particle size and distribution so it can complete risk assessments of several sweeteners already on the market on January 20, 2009 when the EU’s additive regulation (1333/2008) took effect.

Bayer legacy company Monsanto maintained lists of supportive and critical stakeholders in seven EU countries as well as stakeholders related to EU institutions. The seven countries were France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain and the UK.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) is seeking comments on its draft scientific opinion on the risks for animal and human health related to the presence of quinolizidine alkaloids in food and feed.

Organic certification body, the Soil Association, has called on the UK government this week to update rules on school meals and introduce mandatory meat-free days each week to help address climate change and obesity. It comes as two new meat-based alternatives are showcased in Europe, including by US fast food giant Burger King.

The trajectory and timing of the UK’s departure from the EU has been thrown into fresh confusion with the resignation today of UK prime minister Theresa May.

EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström is hopeful that the EU and Mercosur can seal a free trade agreement before the end of the year.

Delegates at a WTO meeting from both exporting and importing economies expressed the desire this month to safeguard the environment whilst, at the same time, ensure that palm oil production secures employment and leads to growth opportunities.

The trajectory and timing of the UK’s departure from the EU has been thrown into fresh confusion with the resignation today of UK prime minister Theresa May.

Brazil’s animal protein association, the ABPA, is stepping up efforts to convince the EU to lift a block on imports from some of the country’s largest poultrymeat suppliers.

The UK food industry said it was “mightily relieved” last week by the news that the European Council had offered to extend the Brexit process until October 31.