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CSPI urges dismissal of ‘pink slime’ lawsuit

CSPI urges dismissal of ‘pink slime’ lawsuit

By Maggie Hennessy

The Center for Science in the Public Interest defended the news media’s "First Amendment rights" in a statement issued Wednesday urging a circuit judge to dismiss the defamation lawsuit Beef Products Inc. filed against ABC News over its coverage...

If trans fat regulation happened a decade ago, it would have been a 'game-changer', says Datamonitor's innovation insights director

Trans fat crackdown: ‘The ship has already sailed’

By Kacey Culliney

Trans fats have been discussed for nearly two decades rendering the FDA’s extended comment period trivial in the grand scheme of things, says the innovation insights director at Datamonitor Consumer.

Low fat labelling may encourage consumption

Low fat labelling may encourage consumption

By Caroline SCOTT-THOMAS

Foods labelled ‘low fat’ or ‘low calorie’ may encourage consumers to eat more, according to a study published in the journal Appetite.

CPGs missing the boat on e-commerce: Deloitte

CPGs missing the boat on e-commerce: Deloitte

By Maggie Hennessy

Consumer packaged goods companies are underestimating the growth potential of online sales and still lack clear e-commerce strategies, according to a new study from consulting firm Deloitte LLP.

Thanksgiving: The perfect day to order takeout?

Thanksgiving: The perfect day to order takeout?

By Elaine WATSON

While Thanksgiving is traditionally a time for family meals (and arguments), it’s also a time for, well, ordering takeout; especially if you’re spending the week in Vegas…

Pulses hit mainstream with improved nutrition gluten-free applications

Pulses hit mainstream with improved nutrition gluten-free applications

By Maggie Hennessy

Rich in protein, fiber, antioxidants and vitamins, gluten-free, allergen-averse, low in fat, price competitive and sustainably grown, it’s no surprise that pulses are working their way beyond soups and dips and into mainstream food production in the US. 

Nestlé pledges to speed salt reduction

Nestlé pledges to speed salt reduction

By Caroline SCOTT-THOMAS

Nestlé has said it plans to accelerate its salt reduction strategy to meet World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines on salt consumption by 2025.

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