The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA health claims panel has given short shrift to an appeal by a Malta-based start-up urging it to revise a 2009

Government officials, livestock leaders, scientists and peak industry stakeholders met in Sydney this week to review Australia’s preparedness and resp

A Bill passed by the House of Representatives last week will, if it becomes law, strengthen the compliance powers of the Commonwealth fisheries regula

A two day workshop on the Asia-Pacific proficiency testing programme for aquatic animal disease diagnostic laboratories was held at Centara Grand Hote

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA has allowed California-based slaughterhouse Central Valley Meat Co. to reopen after the firm agreed to take ac

Tyson Foods has been hit with proposed fines of more than $104,000 after a worker was killed at its Dakota City processing facility in March.

Sensient Flavors has defended its health and safety record after the Indiana Occupational Health and Safety Administration (IOHSA found workers at an

Nestlé UK has responded to critics of its cereal advertising that are claiming it contravenes Advertising Standards Association rules, claiming the AS

Europe’s largest pan-European food supplements group says only a major rethink of the way herbal extract science is treated under EU health claim laws

The UK has ended months of ambiguity by banning controversial stimulant DMAA, after its medicines agency won an appeal against a retailer of the most