HACCPEuropa reports that the Dutch Food Safety Authority NVWA has found horsemeat in shipments of beef from Van Hattern Vlees company in Dodewaard. NVWA reportedly stopped the sale of 690 tons of beef from being sold at supermarket chains and from being exported. Company records are apparently unclear about which consignments contain horsemeat and how many horses have been slaughtered.
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Milestones for foodborne trematodes and Taenia solium have not been met, according to an assessment of progress on neglected tropical diseases.
Findings come from an evaluation of a 2021 to
Researchers have secured funding to assess the safe use of ozone for food storage applications.
The grant of more than £344,000 ($464,000) was awarded via Innovate UK to
A man in Poland has been charged for threatening to contaminate food unless he was paid a ransom in Bitcoin.
The indictment follows an investigation supervised by the District Prosecutor&
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