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Non-compliance of Indian spices
In recent years, objections have arisen with many spice products from India. We summarize these issues here.
Update on avian influenza
Since October of 2023 a lot have happened regarding Avian Influenza (AI). Therefore, an update was necessary to have more accurate information and incorporate new information and data about this virus.
Oriental fruit fly in Europe
Oriental fruit fly (Bactrocera dorsalis) was recently reported in France which poses a significant threat to France's agricultural sector, necessitating serious attention as highlighted by a recent report from France’s food safety authority (ANSES).
Lab-grown fish products
Bluu Seafood, a German company developing “lab-grown” fish, was showcasing its first finished products. Founded in 2020, Bluu Seafood is one of several companies working to solve the world’s seafood production problems, which includes overfishing; contamination from heavy metals and plastic; and cruelty.
Risk associated with time-restricted eating
New research presented at a scientific conference has found that time-restricted eating, a form of intermittent fasting, may not be as beneficial for heart health as previously thought.
Adulterated milk on supermarket shelves in Italy
A significant scandal has emerged in the Italian dairy industry, following revelations that a dairy company in the Marche region used prohibited chemicals to adulterate raw milk.
Paella could disappear due to ban on pesticides
The future of Spain's iconic paella dish is under threat due to the European Union's ban on the pesticide tricyclazole.
Trifluoroacetic acid
A trifluoroecetsav (TFA) amelyet gyakran “örök vegyületnek” neveznek, világszerte egyre gyakoribb ivóvízben és az esővízben, ami aggodalomra ad okot a lehetséges egészségügyi kockázatokkal kapcsolatban, bár a hatásairól szóló kutatások egyelőre korlátozottan állnak rendelkezésre.
Human exposure to chlormequat
In a US study published in February 2024, attention was drawn to the high presence of the pesticide chlormequat in urine samples.