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Scrapping use-by dates could prevent huge amounts of food waste – here's what else could help

Before ending up on a European supermarket shelf, an avocado has effectively emitted 1.3 kilograms of carbon into the atmosphere. Its production alone consumes 60 gallons of water. Despite this, the fruit will often be discarded as household waste.

The Conversation

Companies in China distance themselves from Taiwan amid Pelosi backlash

From a Chinese soy sauce maker to an Asia-focused asset manager, companies in China are rushing to distance themselves from geopolitical tensions over Taiwan following last week's visit to the island by a high-profile U.S. official.

Reuters

Tesco, Dunnes and Lidl recall eggs, ice cream, crisps and more as Irish shoppers warned 'do not eat'

A number of products have recalled from major supermarkets due to food safety fears

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ACT partners with federal government to build new composting and recycling facilities

The federal government is chipping in $13 million for a new large-scale composting facility in Canberra that will divert 50,000 tonnes of food and garden waste from landfill each year.

ABC News

New organics, recycling facilities for Canberra

The new facilities will kickstart local jobs, the federal environment minister said.

The Canberra Times

Tesco, Dunnes, Lidl recall eggs, ice cream, crisps and more as Irish shoppers warned 'do not eat'

Irish Mirror

Junk food brands targeting teens through viral TikTok 'challenges', researchers say

Experts say new research highlighting the "insidious" tactics companies are using on TikTok to target young users should prompt government action on junk food advertising.

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Panama to regulate prices of 72 food items to ease rising living costs

The Panamanian government announced on Monday it will regulate the price of 72 food items following weeks of angry protests and street blockades demanding the government take measures to stem the quickly rising cost of living.

Reuters

No plan to fine supermarkets and restaurants over food waste, says government

DEFRA will not be following the example of the Spanish government

Evening Standard

Queensland graziers put goat meat on the menu as beef alternative in paddock-to-plate move

Fewer than 10 per cent of goat meat produced in Australia is consumed here, but graziers and chefs say the lean, red meat has a lot to offer as an alternative to beef.

ABC News

Ukraine news - live: Russia and Kyiv sign grain export deal vital to avert global food crisis

The UN and Turkey hailed the deal as a ‘beacon of hope’ for billions of people facing famine

The Independent UK

'Significant' price hikes faced by Irish dairy, meat and grain producers

'Prices in several food categories produced by Irish manufacturers were significantly higher in June 2022 compared to the same month last year'

Irish Mirror

Why are there food shortages across the UK as Brits warned of curry and chips crisis

Two of Britain's favourite takeaways face meltdown with food price hikes and shortages. We take a look at the reasons behind the crisis, from heatwave to Russia invasion of Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Offshore fish farms: a new wave of food production … or the ‘wild west’ of ocean pollution?

Deep-sea aquaculture is proliferating around the planet, promising to ‘feed the world’. Yet many fear the harm this new frontier could wreak on marine life

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Tesco shelves emptied of pet food brands after Heinz dispute

The supermarket giant issued a statement after shoppers noticed products such as Whiskas and Pedigree absent from shelves

Manchester Evening News

Tesco shelves cleared of another major brand a week after Heinz ban

The supermarket giant has issued a statement after shoppers noticed empty shelves in stores

Daily Mirror

Kellogg's loses High Court battle over ban on sugary cereal offers at supermarkets

The Coco Pops and All-Bran maker brought legal action against the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) over new regulations due to come into effect this October

The Guardian - UK

Kellogg’s fails in court challenge against UK high-sugar cereal rules

Frosties and Coco Pops maker claimed new restrictions banning promotional offers on sugary cereals were ‘unfair’

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The Independent UK

Kellogg’s: Court ruling over food regulations will ‘cost firm millions’

The Coco Pops and All-Bran maker brought legal action against the Department of Health and Social Care over new regulations.

Wales Online

Kellogg's loses court battle over new law that will see cereals hidden in shops

The new rules will come into force in October

The Independent UK

Kellogg’s loses court battle over new regulations that will ‘cost firm millions’

The Coco Pops and All-Bran maker brought legal action against the Department of Health and Social Care over new regulations.

Newsroom.co.nz

Lab-grown answers to food’s triple threat

A severe food crisis could be the impetus for lab-grown and other food alternatives to thrive. But it won’t be without its own challenges, says Élisabeth Abergel

Daily Mirror

Salmonella shuts down world's biggest chocolate factory that supplies Nestle and Hershey

The Belgian-based Barry Callebaut factory - which produces chocolate for Hershey, Mondelez, Nestle and Unilever - has suspended operations after salmonella bacteria was found in its factories

Edinburgh Live

Aldi beans 'much better than Heinz' say shoppers after it's pulled from Tesco

Heinz products have been pulled from Tesco following a money dispute, and in response Aldi shoppers have said that the budget retailer's baked beans are "much better"

Glasgow Live

Heinz products removed from Tesco shelves in row over pricing

Kraft Heinz, who owns the brand, said its production costs were rising. However, they said they are now working with Tesco to resolve the situation as quickly as possible.

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