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Domino sugar recalled over metal wire in product

By News Desk on November 2, 2022

Domino Foods Inc is recalling certain Domino and C&H Sugar Tubs because of the potential of metal wire in the product.

The product was distributed in Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts…

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Experts discuss responses to food safety emergencies

By Joe Whitworth on June 9, 2022

There is still a need to improve communication and data sharing during global food safety emergencies, according to experts.

Fadi Naser Al-Natour, Jenny Bishop and Rachelle El Khoury presented at a health talk organized by…
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New Zealand investigates botched sugar recall involving lead contamination

By News Desk on December 13, 2021

Food safety officials in New Zealand are probing a series of botched recalls involving sugar because of lead contamination linked to transportation.

In early November, Chelsea Sugar recalled specific batches of Chelsea, Pams and Woolworths…
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How sweet it is? EFSA seeks suggestions on sugar research

By News Desk on January 12, 2018

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), an agency of the European Union that provides independent scientific advice and communicates on existing and emerging risks associated with the food chain, is seeking feedback on the approach

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New advice for European Union on added sugars due in 2020

By News Desk on March 28, 2017

sugar_406x250The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) is on schedule to provide new scientific advice on the daily intake of added sugar in food by early 2020.

The Authority plans to establish a science-based cut-off value…
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Four-Year Court Battle Pitting Sugar Against Corn Syrup Ends in Secret Agreement

By News Desk on November 28, 2015

Ten days into the sugar vs. high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) jury trial, it’s over. All the parties — and there were many in Western Sugar Cooperative, et al. v. Archer Daniels-Midland Company —…
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Fast-Food Chain Removes Soda From Kids’ Menus

By News Desk on January 16, 2015

National fast-food chain Wendy’s is removing soda from its kids’ menus, acknowledging requests from consumer organizations, including MomsRising.org and the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI). Effective immediately, menus intended for children’s food…
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Five Things Sugar Interests Get Wrong About FDA Added Sugars Labeling

By Gretchen Goldman on July 3, 2014

(This blog post by Gretchen Goldman was published July 1, 2014, at blog.ucsusa.org and is reposted here with permission.) Last week, I spoke at the FDA public meeting on Proposed Rules on Food Labeling: Nutrition…
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FDA Proposal to Put ‘Added Sugars’ in Nutrition Facts Panel Sparks Debate

By News Desk on June 24, 2014

Last week, legal analysts for OFW Law published a blog arguing that “Added Sugars” should not be included in the Food and Drug Administration’s revamp of the Nutrition Facts panel. “The White House seems…
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Controversial Documentary About Food Policy, Industry Opens Today

By Lydia Zuraw on May 9, 2014

“Fed Up,” a new documentary exploring the prevalence of added sugar in the American diet and how it causes childhood obesity to persist, opens today in select theaters across the country. The film traces the…
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