Posted by - August 25th, 2008
The New Zealand Food Safety Authority has developed guidelines on how to safely harvest and eat wild foods. The Wild Food Safety guidelines give gatherers information to minimise the risks posed by wild foods.
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Posted by - August 25th, 2008
What do you want to know about food-borne disease?
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Posted by - August 25th, 2008
Food irradiation of fresh produce is an additional tool that can help reduce the threat of foodborne illness — but it is not a magic bullet, according to Doug Powell, an associate professor of food safety at Kansas State University.
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Posted by - August 25th, 2008
Food irradiation of fresh produce is an additional tool that can help reduce the threat of foodborne illness — but it is not a magic bullet, according to Doug Powell, an associate professor of food safety at Kansas State University.
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Posted by - August 24th, 2008
The Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s top legislature, started a five-day session in Beijing Monday to review draft laws on food safety and recycling among other issues.
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Posted by - August 24th, 2008
A draft law on food safety, submitted to China’s top legislature for a second reading on Monday, highlights the “social responsibility” of food producers and marketers.
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Posted by - August 24th, 2008
Food Safety Minister Lianne Dalziel and the New Zealand Food Safety Authority today teamed up with Wellington wild foodie restaurant Logan Brown to launch a new DVD and two booklets aimed at advising hunters and gatherers how to ensure the food they catch, store and eat is safe for consumption.
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Posted by - August 24th, 2008
Good afternoon and welcome everyone. What a fitting venue to host our wild food resources launch.
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Posted by - August 24th, 2008
The Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s top legislature, started a five-day session Monday to review draft laws on food safety and recycling, among other issues.
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Posted by - August 24th, 2008
The Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s top legislature, started a five-day session in Beijing Monday to review draft laws on food safety and recycling, among other issues. Five bills would be deliberated during the fourth session of the 11th NPC Standing Committee. These were draft laws on food safety and recycling, and draft amendments to the Criminal Law, the …
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