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Under threat: how rising soil mercury levels risk food security
Mercury levels in soil are significantly higher than previously believed, researchers have shown. But why does this pose a threat to food production and can it be reversed?... Read more
Are phthalates linked to reduced fertility?
Phthalates are highly useful chemical compounds often used to soften plastic to make it more flexible. They have also been linked to a range of negative health effects.... Read more
Is the organic label still important to consumers?
From organic vegetables to organic meat, the organic tag has proven popular with consumers for decades. But is the label losing its lustre, and if so, what does that mean for manufacturers?... Read more
Expediting exports: South Korea eyes larger share of EU antimicrobial animal-based products market
South Korea believes that its inclusion in the European Union’s list of antimicrobial-compliant markets will give it a leg up in securing a larger share of the animal-based products market as well as future trade negotiations.... Read more
PDO-protected cheeses rampant with diverse bacteria
PDO-protected cheeses are legislated to have unique geographical origins. This may impact the diversity of their microbiotas.... Read more
Are kids food sales declining?
Is the demand for foods, formulated specifically for children, now in decline? And if so, why?... Read more
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