NEWS PLUS+ Issue 25 | 28.06.2019

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1. African swine fever hits industrial farms in Vietnam, 2.8 million pigs culled 

25.06.2019. Global. African Swine Fever

Vietnam has culled nearly 10% of its pig herd to contain an African swine fever outbreak that has started hitting large-scale industrial farms. Meanwhile, China has halted all meat imports from Canada

Source 1: Reuters

Source 2: Meatingplace

 

 
 
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2. Sandwich manufacturer linked to listeria outbreak is cleared to produce again

26.06.2019. UK. Listeria

A food company that makes sandwiches which were linked to a listeria outbreak at British hospitals has been allowed to resume production, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said.

Source 1: The Telegraph

Source 2: Food Standards Agency

 
 
 
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3. Dual quality: Results quash East-West divide debate, yet reveal disparities back-of-pack

24.06.2019. Europe. Dual Quality

A European comparison study investigates 'dual quality' across the bloc has found that one-third of products tested have an identical or similar front-of-pack appearance, yet differing compositions. 

Source: Food Navigator

 
 
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4. Irish businesses prepare for Brexit

27.06.2019. Ireland. Brexit

Irish food businesses are making progress on their preparations for Brexit, a new report has found.

Source: Global Meat News

 
 
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5. Animal antibiotics sales drop as development stalls: USDA

26.06.2019. USA. Antibiotics

Incentives for companies that develop antibiotics for food animals are being pressured by such factors as high development costs, changing markets and shifting consumer trends, according to a USDA research economist.

Source: Meatingplace

 
 
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6. Infant formula pulled from Walmart stores nationwide because of metal

24.06.2019. USA. Recall

Parent’s Choice Advantage infant formula, which is sold exclusively at Walmart stores, is under recall nationwide because of a consumer report about metal in the product.

Source: Food Safety News

 
 
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7. Study links Cryptosporidium outbreak to raw, organic cheese

25.06.2019. France. Cryptosporidium

Researchers in France have described an outbreak of Cryptosporidium linked to unpasteurized, raw milk white cheese. In November 2017, a gastroenteritis outbreak was reported at a school in Loire-Atlantique, western France, with more than 150 sick people.

Source: Food Safety News

 
 
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8. Consumer groups increase calls for mandatory labelling as Nestlé adopts Nutri-score

26.06.2019. Europe. Labelling

Nutri-Score campaigners receive a boost after Nestle adopts it but the labelling sytem is not immune from criticism. 

Source: Food Navigator

 
 
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