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FDA to hold public meeting on proposed rules for food labelling in US

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The FDA will be holding public meetings about its changes to nutrition labels in the US The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a public meeting on two proposed food labelling rules that...

Dieters are better at reading food labels, study finds

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People on a diet are better at reading food labels, a study has found People who attend slimming groups are more likely to read and understand the nutritional information given on food compared with those...

AusVeg calls on Federal Government to act on clearer Country of Origin Labelling

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AusVeg has called on the Australian Government to strengthen CoOL The Australian vegetable and potato industries have called for consumers to be “given certainty” about the food they are eating,...

Manufacturers encouraged to follow Monster lead on Health Stars

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The Cancer Council Queensland has called for food manufacturers to follow Monster's lead on Health Stars The Cancer Council Queensland has urged the State’s food manufacturers to adopt Health Star...

ACCC accepts brewery undertaking on ‘misleading’ beer labelling

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The ACCC has accepted brewery undertakings about 'misleading' beer labelling on Byron Bay Pale Lager The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has accepted a court enforceable undertaking...

New ACCC guidance on country of origin labelling

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ACCC has launched guidelines for country of origin labelling The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has published new guidance to assist businesses to comply with the Australian Consumer...

Australian Parliamentary inquiry to reconsider food origin labelling

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Australian Parliament will reconsider CoOL on foods The Australian House of Representatives Standing Committee on Agriculture and Industry has announced a new inquiry into country of origin food labelling....

European Commission proposes stricter laws for organic foods

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The EC is proposing stricter laws for organic foods The European Commission (EC) has proposed a new Regulation or organic products and labelling of organic products, saying that consumer and producer concerns...

Dick Smith files appeal to reverse OzEmite decision

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Dick Smith has appealed the trademark decision that favoured Adelaide-based AussieMite Electronics retailer and food manufacturer Dick Smith has filed an appeal against an administrative decision of the...

Dick Smith loses OzEmite trademark battle

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Dick Smith has lost the trademark battle to Adelaide-based AussieMite Food manufacturer and electronics retailer Dick Smith has lost the name rights to its version of the popular Australian yeast spread,...