Pew survey: 57% of U.S. adults think G.M. foods unsafe 01.30.2015 By Jeff Gelski Another Pew survey finds scientists have more confidence in bioengineered foods.Read More
Getting on the same page 01.26.2015 By Jay Sjerven Government Accountability Office urges greater coordination in food safety efforts.Read More
K-State researchers progress in fight against wheat virus 12.10.2014 By Laura Lloyd University has filed for a patent on their process of eliminating replication in the viruses.Read More
AACCI releases new gluten detection methods 11.21.2014 By Laurie Gorton The latest two methods in determining and quantifying gluten cover different products.Read More
USA Rice Federation disputes latest arsenic report 11.20.2014 By Jeff Gelski Consumer Reports says one serving of rice a week might put children in danger.Read More
Barley flour fraction may help preserve frozen dough 11.18.2014 By Jeff Gelski Study at the Guelph Food Research Centre uses air-classified barley flour fraction rich in beta-glucan.Read More
Decision time 11.11.2014 By Jay Sjerven Voters reject G.M.O. labeling again but split on sweetened beverage taxes.Read More
Election results: G.M.O. labeling efforts faltering, soda taxes a mixed bag 11.05.2014 By Keith Nunes Berkeley, Calif., becomes one of the first cities in the United States to pass a tax on sugary beverages.Read More
Organic, natural gaining ground in private label 10.20.2014 By Keith Nunes Food products accounted for approximately 80% of the private label segment’s sales, according to Packaged Facts.Read More
F.D.A. revises four proposed food safety rules 10.01.2014 By Jay Sjerven The F.D.A. said the revisions to the proposed rules were made in response to stakeholder comments and aimed to make each rule more flexible and targeted.Read More