UK: check the hygiene rating before you go out to eat
Walnuts are the healthiest nut, say scientists
NZ – The world launch of the first Robot slaughterman
28/3/11
After 20 months’ intensive research and development, the Ovine Automation Consortium is ready to go to market with two robotic machines that signal the start of a new era in automated sheep meat processing.
Horn of Africa to double livestock exports to Saudi Arabia
27/3/11
BERBERA — Livestock traders in Somaliland welcomed the latest development in Saudi Arabia after the kingdom announced on Friday it will increase livestock imports from the Horn of Africa by two-fold by 2012.
China targets dairy products, meat in food safety campaign for 2011
26/3/11 news.xinhuanet.com
UK wastes 8.3 million tonnes of food and drink every year
25/3/11 www.edie.net
published 24/3/11
Householders in the UK throw away 5.3 million tonnes of food every year and by extension, 6.2 cubic metres of water, which is used to produce the wasted food.
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Why business should be involved in public health
15/3/11
By Richard EvansHead of PepsiCo UK
Antibiotics have ‘little effect’ on cough and phlegm
24/3/11 www.bbc.co.uk
Could your saucepans bring on the menopause? Chemicals found around the home linked to health problems
25/3/11 www.dailymail.co.uk
By DAVID DERBYSHIRE
Last updated at 10:42 AM on 24th March 2011
Stress: Experts claim the menopause could be brought on by household chemicals (posed by model)
Which contains more salt – nine bags of crisps or a hearty bowl of soup?
23/3/11 www.dailymail.co.uk
Offer any health-conscious person a mountain of crisps for supper and their reaction would be one of horror.
However, many families are unwittingly sitting down to meals with more salt in them than 11 bags of ready salted crisps.
Netherlands – Bashing ritual slaughter
25/3/11 www.meattradenewsdaily.co.uk
A few weeks ago, the Party for the Animals submitted a private law to the Dutch parliament to prohibit religious slaughter without stunning the animal first. The party has two seats in Parliament. This should not be surprising in a country where – according to a National Geographic study – the average dog owner prefers the relationship to his pet above that of his human partner.
UK: Northern Foods taken over by 2 Sisters
UK: FSA advice: Food imports from Japan
Clackmannanshire takeaways ‘beef up’ lamb curries
24/3/11 www.bbc.co.uk
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