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Walmart Requires Enhanced Beef Safety Measures

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Wal-Mart announced today that it will implement additional beef safety measures designed to further protect customers against foodborne illnesses. The new process controls standards and goals are additions...

It’s in the can – sales of hot tinned meat take a slice of the action

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While recent years have seen food snobs protest about their usage in modern day recipes, new research from Mintel finds hot canned meat is well and truly back on the menu, as Britain rediscovers the joys...

Australia signs treaty to prevent illegal fishing

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Australia is one of five more nations to recently sign the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations)-brokered treaty that once it enters into force will deny access to fishing ports...

Company pays more than peanuts for false labelling fine

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The importer and distributor of a Chinese gingili (sesame) paste that contained undeclared peanuts have been fined $2,640 and $6,600 respectively after it was found they had falsely labelled the food,...

Sainsbury’s reduces queues by 500,000 hours a year

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* New multi-million pound technology will help speed up shopping, saving customers nearly 500,000 hours each year * Self check-outs to be rolled out to all stores to increase customer choice of check-out *...

Emerging markets cheer Mead Johnson

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US baby food group Mead Johnson said today that “strong contributions” from emerging markets boosted its first-quarter profits.The company booked net earnings of US$127.5m for the three months...

Kellogg sees challenges, despite bumper first quarter

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Kellogg struck a cautious note yesterday (29 April) as it posted a bumper 30% jump in first quarter profits.The US cereal giant booked first-quarter net income of US$418m, or $1.09 a share, up from $321m,...

Reformulated Bonsoy soy milk to return to shelves

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Food and Health authorities today confirmed that Bonsoy soy milk, reformulated without kombu seaweed extract, could return to sale. On the 24 December 2009, Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ)...

SABMiller to build $34m brewery in Namibia

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SABMiller announces that its Namibian subsidiary, SABMiller Namibia (Pty) Limited, is to build a US $34 million brewery on 7.2 hectares of land outside Okahandja city, 70km north of Windhoek.Construction...

Unilever Italy seeks buyer for Findus frozen foods

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Unilever Italy today announced its intention to explore the marketplace for a buyer of its Frozen Foods business, Findus, with turnover in excess of 450m euros and a dedicated factory in Cisterna, Italy.James...