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Access Full Stories  US lawmakers demand further food safety measuresUS lawmakers are demanding further food safety measures following concerns over the recent recall of over 143,000,000 pounds of raw and frozen meat products by a California meat packer... Read Kosher firm fails on food safety A new report accuses Agriprocessors, the largest kosher meat firm in the US, of violating food safety laws and failing to protect consumers from the risk of E.coli and mad cow disease... Read The great food price smash-and-grab While the world's media is bemoaning rising food prices, the French government is sniffing around the food industry for signs of gleeful profiteering. If it is right, the long-term losses of the nouveau cher will... Read Black tea compounds may protect against diabetes Compounds in black tea may be able to mimic insulin and help prevent diabetes, suggests new research from Scotland... Read Confectioners face even higher cocoa prices The price of cocoa continued to hit record highs on the stock market in January, increasing by an average 4.6 per cent on the London and New York stock exchanges... Read |
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Related Industry News Killing two birds with one stone: soy boosts bone and insulin Supplements of soy isoflavones may lead to improvements in bone health and blood sugar metabolism, according to new research from Japan... Read Low-fat diet reduces CVD risk: study A diet's composition may impact on vascular health, with low-fat diets being more effective than low-carb diets in reducing the risk of heart disease, according to a new study... Read Chewing gum may aid surgery recovery A study by researchers at the Division of Urologic Surgery, University of North Carolina, US, suggests that chewing gum may speed the recovery of bowel function after gastrointestinal surgery... Read Red cabbage study helps show all anthocyanins are not created equal The pigment that gives red cabbage its distinctive color can also help fight cancer in humans - provided the body can absorb the right type and in sufficient quantities, according to researchers from the US Department... Read
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