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federal minister for agriculture tony burke today announced that an elected labor government would introduce a national food plan, to examine food security, food quality, the affordability of food and the sustainability of food in australia. the initiative would not require new funding, but instead come out of the regional food producers innovation and productivity program budget. “this is a first for australia and will integrate all aspects of food policy by looking at the whole food chain, from the paddock to the plate.
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the uk’s food standards agency said yesterday it would investigate reports that milk from the offspring of a cloned cow has gone on sale in the country. an anonymous uk farmer told the international herald tribune he was producing milk from a cow bred from a clone as part of his daily milk output. the farmer requested anonymity for fear of buyers no longer taking his milk, the newspaper said. the eu said two years ago that there was “no clear evidence” of any difference in safety between products from cloned or conventionally-bred animals.
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dsm today reported what it calls the best quarter in its history, with operating profit almost tripling compared to last year. key drivers behind the strong q2 results were effective cost savings, favourable currency exchange rates, a continued focus on pricing and some downstream re-stocking, said the dutch ingredients firm. “operating profit increased by more than 25 per cent compared to the first quarter and for the current business portfolio it was the best quarter in dsm\'s history,” said feike sijbesma, chairman of the dsm managing board he added, however, that the company remains “vigilant about the broader macro economic developments”, and in this environment the company says its focus on cost generation and cost savings continues to be important.
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the un’s food and agriculture administration has launched a new online petition for governments to deal with the problem of world hunger at www.1billionhungry.org , which allows signatories to track their impact as they spread the work through facebook and twitter. the petition should be signed by anyone who \"finds it unacceptable that close to one billion people are chronically hungry.
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leading soy supplier solae has criticised the european food safety authority (efsa) for a selective approach that saw the agency’s health claims panel dismiss upward of 30 human intervention studies contained in an article 14, soy protein, cholesterol-lowering dossier. “it is disconcerting that the efsa panel considers the studies cited and analysed in nine peer-reviewed meta-analyses (based collectively on the existing soy protein and cholesterol literature) to not be designed appropriately to assess the effects of soy protein on cholesterol lowering,” the company said.
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a new epidemiological study has reported modest support for suggestions that some components in processed meat may increase risk of bladder cancer. consumption of red- and processed meat has previously been linked to an increased risk of developing certain types of cancer, and animal studies have indicated that certain compounds could be behind the purported link. these compounds include nitrites and nitrates, which are added to processed meats as preservatives and to enhance colour and flavour and break down into n-nitroso compounds, as well as heterocyclic amine, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
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the bacteria strain responsible for turning thousands mozzarella cheese blue blue earlier this summer does not pose a human health hazard, said german authorities. the german federal institute for risk assessment (bfr) said the risk from the family of pseudomonad bacteria that spoiled up to 70,000 mozzarella cheese balls was low - although it did render the food unfit for consumption.
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a new in-line guided microwave spectrometer cuts costs and downtime, while boosting the speed and accuracy of measuring a raft of key food product properties, said thermo fisher scientific. the us-based company said its ε scan system has been “uniquely designed” to analyse and measure a range of properties – including moisture, salt, fat and protein content - in foodstuffs. the breakthrough is that the technology has been moved in-line to provide “real-time, accurate process information and enables users to save time, materials, production capacity and energy”, said thermo fisher.
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Coca.Cola
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PEPSI
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Mcdonald
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Nestle
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Mars
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Baskin & Robins
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Nutrika
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Mumika
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Chika
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